Although the Eid holiday is over, Dhaka is yet to get back to its usual hustle and bustle. he Shahbagh intersection, one of the busiest crossings in the city, remained largely free of traffic on a gloomy, cloudy midday. Photo: Rashed Shumon
The train stations in the capital yesterday continued to see an influx of returnees, some bringing back summer fruits along with the good memories. Photo: Palash Khan
The train stations in the capital yesterday continued to see an influx of returnees. Photo: Palash Khan
After bringing Bangladesh's biggest international success by winning the Women's T20 Asia Cup, the Tigresses' Eid was a gloomy one as they did not receive any Eid bonus. But there seem to be no end to their hardship as in the sweltering Chittagong heat, they had to contend with a non-air-conditioned ride on the infamous No.6 local bus to reach their training camp ahead of the Ireland tour. PHOTO: RAJIB RAIHAN
President Abdul Hamid hands over a bouquet to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina as he welcomes her at the Bangabhaban yesterday. During their meeting, the two exchanged Eid greetings and the PM informed the president about her recent visits abroad. Photo: PID
