Speaking on the occasion, Managing Director Abdullah Rakib stressed on the need to stand by the women of society. He expressed his view that if women are given due credit for the work they do in the workplace and at home,

She wears a cotton sari, and puts joba blooms as earrings. The soft rays of the sun gently cuddling with blooming flowers portray a play of late-spring with early-summer.

For too long, jobs have been severely gendered, and women have been wrongfully deemed unfit to pursue certain professions, that have led to low representation of women in these fields.

Having said that, on this very day, we celebrate women in all their diversities; we pay respect to those who came before us and to those who are yet to see the world.

These very words were uttered by Harry Potter when he was addressing his peers in the Order of the Phoenix. Those words were valuable to anyone who was striving to succeed back then and they are just as important in today’s world,

In the new, Kamala-Harris-led world, more and more women from all walks of life are shattering glass ceilings and remodelling themselves to fit their own expectations. One such force to be reckoned with is Tanzila Elma, co-founder of House of Ahmed, a luxury label, entrepreneur and mother of two.

Known for quality products and top-notch service, Shwapno has contributed immensely to keeping their customers and employees happy during difficult times.

“Having two young children and an elderly mother-in-law at home, it was dangerously risky for me to go out during the pandemic.

“I was six months pregnant when the pandemic first hit Bangladesh, but I knew I had to go out and help my community,” shares Sajia Akter, a 29-year-old mother of two.

“I had always dreamt of working to help marginalised communities, and I made sure my dream came true,” shares 23-year-old Beauti Rani Sikder, a woman who not only takes care of her family on her own but has also dedicated her life to taking care of her community.

“I dream of building a world where no human being ever has to die of starvation,” replies Runa Akter, with firm resolve when asked what she wants to do in the future.

“My parents were eager to get me married right after my SSC examination but I resisted. Now they are both very proud of the work I do for my community,”

In order to promote such views towards the society at large regarding how an organisation plays a significant role to help women climb the corporate ladder, three amazing women from BAT Bangladesh share their views and experiences on this topic.

These women are our inspiration and their success stories give us hope in an otherwise patriarchal and male dominated world.

The word ‘Nagad’ means cash. It’s a word that’s frequently used to refer to instant impact. Likewise, aiming to stay true to its name, Nagad has taken on initiatives that not only have an economic value, but social importance as well.

A writ petition was filed with the High Court today seeking its directive on the government to digitise marriage and divorce registrations to save people from fraudulence.

An elderly couple marked their 66th marriage anniversary with a ceremonial wedding function in a remote village of Biral upazila of Dinajpur.

The notecards poking from bouquets rushing out of a Chicago florist all carry similar messages: “looking forward to celebrating in person.”

First impression is the Last impression — one might disagree but understand its importance nevertheless. Throughout literature, one can find some opening lines that define the work. Here are just some of them.

Seafood is a healthful choice for people of all ages — growing children, pregnant women, active adults, and the elderly. It is an excellent source of lean, high quality, easily digested protein.