Md. Zamilur Rahman Shuvo

Here’s the deal- surviving through four years of your university life is pretty hard! And God have mercy on you if you are studying in some university with session jams. Nonetheless, things can get pretty ugly in the course of your academic life if luck doesn’t favour you.

Athletes inspire us. They ignite a sense of passion in the fans by showcasing their success and hard work and never-give-up attitude. But sometimes, athletes also help us realise something else with their successful failure story.

Health-wise, it is the best possible outcome that one can hope for. Months (sometimes years) of hard work and maintaining a lifestyle that forced you to take an oath against enjoying the food that you basically lived for (or die of eventually) finally paying off.

Let me ask you – are you familiar? With that kind of happiness that flows down in tears?

Yes, wishful thinking. But the writer here is immensely optimistic and hopelessly imaginative.

Some people join clubs for the ultimate purpose of socialising and creating a network. Others look at it as an opportunity to develop skills through practical supply of output, albeit in a formulaic way.

For someone who has just finished his freshman year of university life, the idea that I have had for a very long time even before entering this new phase, has gone through drastic changes.

We all are familiar with the concept of “life goals”, aren't we? For some it's kind of a measuring stick for forming a judgement about a person. When you're a kid, the answers to the age-old question “What do you want to be in life?”

There is a woman that resides in my heart, She is unlike anyone I've ever met.

Think about the past, The deeds you must own.

Because every once in a while, that's the only medicine you can stick to in order to cure the disease. And it's really simple too. All you need to do is observe for a while.

We all know that cricket took over as the leading fandom in our country just around the time when the new millennium kicked in. But before the craze for the gentleman's game took control of our sporting arena, football sat on the throne for quite a long time. National and club level football were always at the heart of it.

Till the age of 15, bus rides for me meant tragic road accidents. Since then, frequent bus rides from here to there have somewhat reshaped my views on it. The most unexpected U-turn was possibly how I began to notice the people around me.

Every cinematic universe sets out to have its own identity, its own characteristics. Over the course of multiple movie releases, they look to firmly establish themselves as a separate entity.

Skills are fundamental, and a necessity in today's world. Fortunately, we are also in the era of technological revolution. It would be a shame if we didn't use that to our advantage and acquire skills of our choosing that will in one way or the other help shape our future.

A shameless, raw feeling, Looking over my shoulder, for a glimpse back.

We are all lone walkers. Our roads commence and conclude the same way – all by ourselves. So why think of befriending a similarly emotionally overwhelmed creature just for the sake of feeding our need for support and empathy?

It's baffling how the very same production studio can screw up the cinematic universe of a comic book franchise while doing a top notch job setting up its animated universe.

The World Cup can be a tough time to deal with if your beloved team gets knocked out. First there is this thing of coping up with the loss. Then you have to act like Bruce Wayne from his early 20s and put up a hollowed smile on your face and move on with your life. But it doesn't have to be this way. You can take another shot at it and try rooting for another team.

This past Sunday the first-ever World Tournament of Rejects pulled down its curtain in the ad hoc capital of the football world, Italy. A nail-biting final between the Argentina Rejects and Rest of the Rejects XI marked the end of the tournament, a game which ended 2-1 in favour of the former. This result made it official that Argentina had the best group of rejects among the five participating teams.