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Friday | October 30, 2026 | Dhaka

Battery-run autorickshaws ply on the main thoroughfare though indiscriminately the government plans to introduce new laws to regulate their movement and restore order on Dhaka’s main roads. The photo was taken from the city’s Gulistan area on Thursday.

 New Nation
 Published: 12:09 AM, 30 October 2026
Battery-run autorickshaws ply on the main thoroughfare though indiscriminately the government plans to introduce new laws to regulate their movement and restore order on Dhaka's main roads. The photo was taken from the city's Gulistan area on Thursday.