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All for a Morsel of Food
The city is expanding every day. Life is becoming cruel with unemployment rising faster. Working people hurry to their workplaces while the jobless do something for a living. Both do it for a morsel of food. As most people look for fast food at cheaper prices it comes as a morsel of hope for the roadside vendors. They sell cakes, boiled eggs, chanachur and many such items just to feed the hungry mouths at home. Photo: Srabon reza
A Rare Pastime
Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
With the water bodies becoming rare in the city angling has become a rare pastime in recent years. However this lucky old man has found a tranquil corner at Mirpur Ceramic Lake to catch a few fresh fishes peacefully.
Return Of The Tailbacks
The city is back to its usual days of traffic gridlocks after the election and Eid holidays. In spite of taking piecemeal and temporary steps the city dwellers still suffer from this nagging problem almost every day. This picture was taken yesterday at a point on the Kazi Nazrul Islam Avenue.Photo: Amran Hossain
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No End to Struggle
Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
Octogenarian Asia Khatun still struggles to survive. Instead of looking up to her wards she finds a way to survive by selling alur dom or smoked potatoes with spice. She lives on this meagre earning beside residential model school at Mohammadpur.
