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Journalist.net has 3 photographers in Chattogram. Their recent work appears in Transcontinental Times, CNN, New Age | The Most Popular Outspoken English Daily in Bangladesh, The New Arab.
Coverage includes Politics & Government, Investigations, Social Issues & Demographics, Environment & Climate, International Affairs.
Between them they report in Bengali, Hindi.
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Chattogram, Bangladesh
Sarwar Kamal is a journalist based in Chattogram, Cox's Bazar and Chattogram Hill Tracts (Bandarban, Rangamati and Khagrachhari) in Bangladesh. He has been working in the field of journalism since 2015. He has been very…
Seen in New Age | The Most Popular Outspoken English Daily in Bangladesh
Chattogram, Bangladesh
Sanjoy Kumar Barua is a journalist based in Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT), Bangladesh worked in the leading newspaper The Daily Star for around ten years and covered especially human rights violations stories including wo…
Seen in Thedailystar, Thechtnews, Google +1 more
Reporting style, Factual: The page presents a human-interest news story; the visible text provides no indication of an opinion-led argument.
Dukhu Mia, unable to find a job, built a school and writes with his feet. The page’s headline signals his effort and the school’s creation, but the supplied text contains no further details about the school or its impact.
Reporting style, Factual: The visible headline is presented as a factual report, with no evident opinion or persuasive language.
Chattogram, Bangladesh
Tanbirul Miraj Ripon is a Bangladeshi independent journalist and film producer who has worked with AFP, The Economist, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, CNN, The New Humanitarian, NBC, EPA, and at least five others.
Seen in Transcontinental Times, Democracynewslive, CNN +1 more
Reporting style, Balanced: Mostly biographical and descriptive, but it presents an affirming account of Matani's work and draws on her personal claims.
Advocate and activist Manjeet Kaur Matani’s path from a farming family to legal and community work has centered on women’s welfare, rehabilitation, employment, farmers’ concerns, de-addiction, and marginalized communities in Maharashtra and nearby regions. After early student activism and preparation for the civil service, her experiences with public administration and personal loss contributed to her decision to study law. She describes facing threats and pressure over sensitive issues, while saying that community support helped her continue. The account notes that such claims require independent documentation and presents her work as a combination of legal knowledge and grassroots engagement.
Reporting style, Informative: Primarily explanatory and analytical, while advancing the view that interoperability and governance matter more than building isolated digital-asset platforms.
A BRICS roundtable on digital assets focused on interoperability rather than competition to develop the leading CBDC or stablecoin. The discussion argued that connecting CBDCs, stablecoins, tokenised bank deposits and securities will require shared technical standards alongside legal and regulatory coordination, compatible identity and settlement systems, and trusted governance. Examples including mBridge, Project Agorá and the EU's MiCA rules illustrate both the opportunities and unresolved challenges. Tokenisation may enable faster settlement and programmable financial workflows, but it cannot create liquidity by itself, and disconnected platforms could fragment markets. BRICS economies face a choice between designing systems for interoperability from the outset or trying to connect systems built separately; the article argues that legal recognition, institutional trust and cross-border governance may prove harder and more consequential than technical compatibility.