A blueprint for Bangladesh's manufacturing future
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Supplements
Rooftop solar is turning property owners into power sellers
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Your Property Guru
The city that follows you home
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Your Property Guru
Bringing EV charging home
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Your Property Guru
The architecture we live with but never notice
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Your Property Guru
When is a painting worth the splurge?
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Your Property Guru
Building resilience in flood-prone Bangladesh
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Making work feel at home
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Your Property Guru
Letting that sink in
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Your Property Guru
A new Hazaribagh
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5 Questions to Ask Before Buying Property in Bangladesh
Buying property is a high-stakes decision. While the real estate sector in Bangladesh has grown, so have risks like fraudulent documentation, unauthorised construction, and hidden charges. To protect your investment, ask these five questions before signing any agreement.
7 February 2026
Wooden houses of Munshigonj: History and pride
People usually dream of having a fantastic living house, and most of their thinking is centred on building a concrete house. Residents from Munshiganj think otherwise. Wooden homes remain immensely popular among dwellers of the district, and their popularity is growing among many districts nowadays.
7 February 2026
Democratising Cancer Care in Bangladesh
As Bangladesh grapples with a rising tide of cancer cases, the dual challenges of affordability and late-stage diagnosis remain significant hurdles. In this insightful Q&A, Professor Dr Md. Mofazzel Hossain (Lt. Col. Retd), Chief Consultant of Medical Oncology at BRB Hospitals Limited, explores the shifting landscape of oncology in the country.
5 February 2026
Personalised cancer care in Bangladesh
As World Cancer Day 2026 underscores the theme “United by Unique”, attention is turning to how cancer care systems respond to a simple truth: no two patients experience the disease in the same way.
3 February 2026
Know, check, act: Early cancer detection saves lives
Cancer incidence in Bangladesh is rising and may more than double by 2050 if preventive measures are not strengthened.
3 February 2026
National Cancer Statistics, 2022
National Cancer Statistics, 2022
3 February 2026
Bridging the gap in cancer care
In Bangladesh, the reality for thousands of families is the overwhelming physical, emotional, and financial burden of a cancer diagnosis.
3 February 2026
From prevention to personalised treatment
Bangladesh is currently at a critical crossroads in its fight against cancer. According to IARC–GLOBOCAN 2022 estimates, the nation faces approximately 167,256 new cancer cases and 116,598 deaths annually.
3 February 2026
A slow-burning national emergency
With a population of about 167.9 million, Bangladesh recorded 167,256 new cancer cases and 116,598 cancer deaths.
3 February 2026
An art made with colour, heart and dreams
For over 50 years, Hanif Pappu hasn’t just been painting; he has been breathing life into the very soul of Bangladesh’s street culture.
2 February 2026
Demand rising for high-quality electrical cables
The country’s economic transformation is driven by growth in power generation and distribution.
29 January 2026
Landowner’s guide to safety and quality control
Building a home requires more than just hiring a contractor. Landowners need to monitor these things for ensuring the safety and longevity of their investment.
29 January 2026
Steel homes: The future of housing
Bangladesh occupies a unique but challenging geographical position.
29 January 2026
Walton lift setting standards for safety
We live in a country where frequent load shedding is a daily reality.
29 January 2026
Walking under danger
On 22 January, a 40-year-old man was standing beside a tea stall in Gulshan when a steel rod reportedly fell from an under-construction building and killed him.
29 January 2026
Nexora: Smart toilet for urban living
BHL Group highlights Perla Sanitary Ware’s Nexora Smart Toilet as a locally made, affordable smart solution that fills Bangladesh’s urban demand for hygienic, water-efficient bathroom fixtures and reduces reliance on costly imports.
29 January 2026
Automation transforming construction safety
For decades, the construction site has been a place of grit, sweat, and significant risk. According to the International Labour Organization (ILO), construction accounts for a staggering 20 per cent of workplace fatalities worldwide.
29 January 2026
A deep dive into M Ahsan Ullah Khan’s Communication That Works
When you read this book, you feel like you are getting advice from a wise mentor who has seen it all.
28 January 2026
Access to internet as a fundamental right: Political, socio-economic, and legal perspectives
The internet has evolved far beyond its origins as a communication tool. Today, it is the primary enabler of political, socio economic, and legal rights.
26 January 2026
From fear to trust: Why policing must change now
When institutions serve power, not people
25 January 2026