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A large open book is mounted on a stone wall, with text written in two languages. The left side features text in Bangla, while the right side presents the same content in English, titled 'Panam City'. The stone wall has a rugged texture and a small, partially visible sign with additional information in Bangla on the upper left corner.
A large open book is mounted on a stone wall, with text written in two languages. The left side features text in Bangla, while the right side presents the same content in English, titled 'Panam City'. The stone wall has a rugged texture and a small, partially visible sign with additional information in Bangla on the upper left corner.
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A collection of books with primarily Bengali titles is arranged on a bookshelf. In the foreground, there is a yellow book prominently displayed with an image of a man on the cover. To the side, a small, intricately designed metallic rickshaw and a decorative wooden container are visible.
A collection of books with primarily Bengali titles is arranged on a bookshelf. In the foreground, there is a yellow book prominently displayed with an image of a man on the cover. To the side, a small, intricately designed metallic rickshaw and a decorative wooden container are visible.

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A black and white photo of The Daily Star newspaper with a prominent headline about 'Bangabazar burnt to the ground'. The front page features an image of a large fire with thick smoke and firefighters attempting to control it. Another headline reads 'Dreams, hopes go up in smoke' and discusses the loss due to the fire. The newspaper is placed on top of a laptop keyboard.
A black and white photo of The Daily Star newspaper with a prominent headline about 'Bangabazar burnt to the ground'. The front page features an image of a large fire with thick smoke and firefighters attempting to control it. Another headline reads 'Dreams, hopes go up in smoke' and discusses the loss due to the fire. The newspaper is placed on top of a laptop keyboard.
A young girl stands outdoors, wearing a green and red jersey with 'Bangladesh' written on it. She has a relaxed expression, with her hands clasped together in front of her body. The girl also has a mask around her neck and a simple necklace. The background shows blurred city structures and possibly a vehicle.
A young girl stands outdoors, wearing a green and red jersey with 'Bangladesh' written on it. She has a relaxed expression, with her hands clasped together in front of her body. The girl also has a mask around her neck and a simple necklace. The background shows blurred city structures and possibly a vehicle.
A hand is holding a pen poised to write on a notebook with lined paper. Beside it, a smartphone displays a digital mind map titled 'Story Mind Map', featuring various colored nodes. The background is a patterned fabric with geometric designs.
A hand is holding a pen poised to write on a notebook with lined paper. Beside it, a smartphone displays a digital mind map titled 'Story Mind Map', featuring various colored nodes. The background is a patterned fabric with geometric designs.
A textile shop displays an array of colorful fabrics neatly stacked on shelves. A man in traditional attire appears to be organizing or handling the fabrics. Three other men in similar attire are seated outside the shop, engaged in conversation while having tea. The shop has signs with text in what appears to be Bengali or a similar script.
A textile shop displays an array of colorful fabrics neatly stacked on shelves. A man in traditional attire appears to be organizing or handling the fabrics. Three other men in similar attire are seated outside the shop, engaged in conversation while having tea. The shop has signs with text in what appears to be Bengali or a similar script.

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