Zen and chaos a pocket of stillness
4 HOUR(s)
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My Dhaka
Puran Dhaka's Islampur and a tale of names
24 August 2026
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My Dhaka
Old Dhaka kabab joints: Where faith meets flavour
22 August 2026
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My Dhaka
GOLDEN MOMENT FEST / Afternoon of friendship and new beginnings
21 August 2026
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My Dhaka
Louhajang: The sweet capital of greater Dhaka
15 August 2026
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My Dhaka
Boat race returns to old Dhaka's Nawab Bari pond
13 August 2026
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My Dhaka
Before the luxury: Origins of Dhaka’s Gulshan
10 August 2026
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My Dhaka
Inside KHAR X: A first-timer at Bangladesh's cage-fighting night
8 August 2026
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My Dhaka
My Dhaka / Dhaka university memories
8 August 2026
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My Dhaka
Shishu Park: the missing piece of Shahbagh
2 August 2026
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My Dhaka
Why was Bahadur Shah Park locally called Anta Ghar er Maidan?
Why, though? How did this odd name come about?
1 February 2024
Where did the word ‘nihari’ come from?
The stew is a wholesome meal that combines the best in a bowl – a warm soup, spices, meat and bone marrow make up for an amazing comfort food, especially during winter.
28 January 2024
The shift from brick-and-mortar to web stores
The popularity of online shopping is not new. We are constantly browsing our social media handles and getting hooked to sponsored pages.
25 January 2024
Dhaka Gate: Old monument, new life
This old image portraying Dhaka Gate has a rustic vibe — with the grass and pathway and the elephants.
25 January 2024
Protest Through Art: A Dhaka fashion designer for Palestine
Art as a form of activism can at times stand against oppression and discrimination. It has always been a medium of expression for struggles that personally or socially affect the artist. In recent times, fashion activism has come to the fore in Dhaka.
23 January 2024
Unraveling stories behind an iconic footpath
The long strip of pavement from Tin Netar Mazar near Doyel Chattar to the High Court Mazar, by the east gate of the old court premises, has always been a hotspot.
21 January 2024
Is Dhakaiya food worth the hype?
The city of Dhaka has a rich history of delectable food that often dates back centuries.
18 January 2024
The Legacy of Beauty Boarding
The Boarding started its journey in 1949, putting it as one of the establishments in the capital that has survived through generations.
18 January 2024
Dating in Dhaka An expensive love affair?
Struck by Cupid’s bow, it is only natural that you want to whisk your special someone away on a romantic date every once in a while, and we know that if there is one thing that Dhaka does best, it is restaurants.
16 January 2024
The royal family tree of Shaista Khan
Among all his accomplishments and stories -- the buildings that are attributed to his era, long years of service as a subahdar, the success of keeping rice prices low -- one curious footnote would be his royal lineage.
14 January 2024
A new food lane in town
Nights are just the opposite of the mad haste and the chaos that are Dhaka days. As the evening progresses and the rush dies down, the city awakes in a whole different tangent; it is time when the street food scene of this metro comes to life.
13 January 2024
Shakrain Celebrations: The art, culture and controversies of a kite festival
Samar Nandi has been in the trade for over 50 years and his tiny kite store, Shonkho Niketon, is a living testament to the popularity of this annual, Hindu festival symbolising unity and friendship of the community.
12 January 2024
The beginning of Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban
It was on 15 February 1982 that the National Parliament Building housed its first session.
11 January 2024
Remembering Shaheed Shafi Imam Rumi: Memories of a brother
Many of us already know of Shaheed Shafi Imam Rumi as a valiant freedom fighter through Ekattorer Dinguli, penned down by his illustrious mother Shaheed Janani Jahanara Imam. In a humble attempt to understand him more intimately, we recently interviewed his brother, Saif Imam Jami. Here, we present, a lesser-known side of the Rumi saga: the memories of a brother.
11 January 2024
An ode to the resilience of street children
Street children collecting scraps or sleeping on footpaths is a common scene in Dhaka but their stories of resilience often go untold. The city’s landscape -- teeming streets and crowded marketplaces -- serves as both a playground and a battleground for these young souls.
4 January 2024
Armenian Church Celebrating Christmas in January!
Did you know Christmas is celebrated on January 6 at the Armenian Church in Dhaka? In fact, the Armenian Apostolic Church is an Orthodox Christian institution still practising a very old version of Christianity.
2 January 2024
Remembering election days of the past
National election days of the past were fun. The extra holiday added to the joy.
31 December 2023
In search of affordable dental care in the city
Rahima Sultana is a house help working at three different places to make ends meet. She needed immediate dental attention and hurried to a dental clinic nearby.
29 December 2023
Fruitsicles a twist to the winter chill
Who said we cannot enjoy a cold treat during winter? Even if we are experiencing a cold spell, fruity popsicles are always a thing of joy.
26 December 2023
Prince of Wales: Christmas delights at the oldest bakery in town
What is Christmas without a cake from Prince of Wales, a historic bakery in Dhaka?
24 December 2023
Floods damage 210km of roads in Moulvibazar, Habiganj
19 July 2026
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Monsoon Misery
Disease, snakebite fears grip flood-hit Ctg
17 July 2026
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Monsoon Misery
Academic future in limbo as flood in Chattogram batters schools, damages textbooks
15 July 2026
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Monsoon Misery
Watch / Dhaka deluged, gridlocked
12 July 2026
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Top News
Weather forecast: More heavy rain Monday, though intensity may decline, says BMD
12 July 2026
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Top News
Top News
Bangladesh’s Sept LNG purchase to cost two times the pre-war rates
7 HOUR(s)
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Business
‘Who is so bothered that they won’t let me work?’: Humaiun Kobir on citizenship question
7 HOUR(s)
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Diplomacy
ADP spending by 10 ministries, divisions was zero in July
6 HOUR(s)
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Business
1 in 5 people over 40 face cardiovascular risk in 2 coastal upazilas: Study
7 HOUR(s)
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Healthcare
DNA test confirms accused fathered newborn delivered by 11-year-old rape victim in Netrokona
6 HOUR(s)
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Crime & Justice
Alonso makes winning start with Chelsea as Rogers scores on debut
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Football
Why aren’t we talking about the health risks of battery rickshaws?
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Big Picture
Beyond traffic and safety, battery rickshaws in Dhaka are causing silent health issues for women, the elderly, and commuters. Are we ignoring the cost of convenience?
Should Bangladesh join the Mecca Pact?
24 August 2026
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Geopolitical Insights
Rohingya genocide: Will the ICJ verdict bring justice?
4 HOUR(s)
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Geopolitical Insights
Why Chittagong never became a maritime city
24 August 2026
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In Focus
Don't repeat old mistakes in labour migration to Malaysia
9 HOUR(s)
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Editorial
Documenting Rohingya history / Rohingya repatriation needs more than diplomacy
23 August 2026
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Geopolitical Insights
Why we owe street animals a better solution than culling
23 August 2026
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Life & Living
Support families of missing fishermen
24 August 2026
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Editorial
Rohingya settlement: A ‘town’ we still call a camp
24 August 2026
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Views
How AI is changing the pharmaceuticals landscape
24 August 2026
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Views
Extremism grows when faith, knowledge, and humanity fall out of balance
24 August 2026
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Views
Why Bangladesh's entrepreneurs keep following the same path
24 August 2026
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Views
Let police do their job without fear
23 August 2026
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Editorial
Why our ports need a sustainability scorecard
23 August 2026
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Views