A graffiti tribute to slain bloggers, painted on a metro rail pillar (P-464) at Karwan Bazar as part of a Dhaka North City Corporation’s initiative marking one-year of the July uprising, has been removed by unidentified individuals. In its place, a new graffiti stating there is no place for atheists in the country was painted. Left, the photo taken on July 8 and right, the photo taken yesterday. Photo: Star
Despite a slight improvement in the flood situation, parts of Feni remain submerged. The photo was taken yesterday in the district’s Sonagazi upazila. Photo: Rajib Raihan
From Karwan Bazar to Farmgate, graffiti painted on metro rail pillars depict stories, highlighting the mass uprising and atrocities that occurred under the previous Awami League regime. The initiative, led by the Ministry of Local Government, is being executed by the Dhaka North City Corporation. The photo was taken yesterday on the Kazi Nazrul Islam Avenue in the capital.
Photo: Prabir Das
Loading up on green vegetables from adjacent districts, a boat transports fresh produce to Dhaka via the Turag river. The photo was taken in the capital’s Mohammadpur area. Photo: Rashed Shumon
