Farhan Musfique
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- Sep 17, 2026
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Bangladesh drivers secure podium finishes at Malaysia Festival of Speed (opens the original)
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Bangladeshi drivers secured several notable results at the Malaysia Festival of Speed 2026 at the Sepang International Circuit. Dr Sarwar Hussain Chowdhury took third place in the Men’s Doubles Autogymkhana category. Sarwar partnered with Malaysian driver Wong Sin Wai in the Men’s Doubles Autogymkhana segment. Bangladeshi participant Kashfia Motaleb secured second place in the Karting Slalom Ladies category. Antar Bhuiyan, another member representing Bangladesh in his international debut, finish
Curated Cars 2.0: Back again to show the standards (opens the original)
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If last year's Curated Cars showed Dhaka's car scene could put on a proper show, this year's edition made a statement: this is what the city's automotive culture can look like when someone actually takes the time to curate it. Held on September 11 and 12, Curated Cars 2.0 brought together approximately 40 cars and thousands of car enthusiasts from across the country under one roof. The organisers spread the collection across the indoor exhibition spaces and the parking lot outside, creating an e
This website is trying to document Bangladesh’s hidden child sexual abuse crisis (opens the original)
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For many who experience sexual abuse as children, the incident can remain difficult to speak about even into adulthood. Fear, shame, family pressure, and uncertainty about whom to share with can leave experiences undocumented, even when they have lasting effects on the victim. This makes it difficult to understand the scale of childhood sexual abuse in Bangladesh. Cases that reach the police, courts, or news media represent only a portion of what happens, while many others remain within families
This website wants to make Bangladesh’s bribe economy visible (opens the original)
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For anyone who has dealt with a government office in Bangladesh, the official fee is usually the easiest cost to establish. It may be listed on a website or stated on an application form. What is considerably harder to know is whether there is another, unofficial cost attached to getting the service done, often described as “speed money”. If there is, how much might be expected? That information is rarely written down. Instead, it tends to circulate through conversations with people who have alr
Remembering Fahim Saleh, the entrepreneur who dreamed beyond borders (opens the original)
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Six years after his death, the legacy of Fahim Saleh is not defined by the tragic circumstances that ended his life, but by the extraordinary ambition with which he reimagined what Bangladesh could achieve on the global stage and by the possibilities he opened for a generation of Bangladeshi entrepreneurs. On 13 July 2020, the technology world awoke to devastating news. Fahim Saleh, the Bangladeshi-American entrepreneur behind some of the most recognisable technology startups in emerging markets
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