Zen and chaos a pocket of stillness
7 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
A taste of Mohammadpur
When you think Mohammadpur, what is the first thing that comes to mind? For me, the answer to that question is iconic places to eat.
17 November 2023
Beyond borders: Expatriates’ testimonies on Dhaka
What he craved was homemade food, the delicacies of Nazira Bazaar, and the variety and flavour of Bangalee food that you cannot find in Melbourne.
17 November 2023
Tradition meets innovation in the spicy world of fuchka
Fuchka carts parked in neighbourhood alleys or in front of city parks and lakes are something synonymous with Dhaka.
13 November 2023
Sumon Bhai’s Dilbahar: The new special shorbot of Old Dhaka
The sought-after drink is only available from 9:00pm onwards every day and stays open until 12:30am.
9 November 2023
Dhaka and its Mughal mosques
If you haven't, you definitely should! The picturesque domes, the surroundings around the main buildings, and the often small and elegant interior all deserve the attention of a Dhaka buff.
9 November 2023
Breaking stereotypes: A male nurse in the city
Roy, a pragmatic youth, opted to get a degree in nursing. Moreover, his cousin’s nursing career which started at a government hospital with a healthy salary became his inspiration.
8 November 2023
Uttara To Motijheel In 30 Minutes: Dhaka metro revolutionises commuting
Traffic war for us is a real deal; any trip to anywhere around the city be it in your own car, public bus, or CNG auto-rickshaw, was nothing less than a two-hour horror tale of heat, dust, sound pollution, suffocation, and tiredness.
5 November 2023
Katrina Wild’s exotic tea adventures
“One of the greatest things about being a vagabond is that when you do not have solid plans and are flexible like water, there is a lot of space for opportunities just knocking at your door. And now here I am in beautiful Bangladesh,” she said.
3 November 2023
A forgotten history: The Prince who dethroned Dhaka as a capital
His tenure in Bengal began in 1639, and a curious footnote would be that he actually stripped Dhaka of its status as a Mughal capital, shifting the seat of government to Rajmahal (a place now in India).
29 October 2023
Eco-chic experience at Ajo Idea Space, Gulshan
I was feeling a little down the other day and wanted to sit down somewhere quiet and serene to just switch off from the chaos and rejuvenate my mind. What my mood craved was not something Dhaka’s posh cafes would be able to offer.
27 October 2023
Lighting up Dhaka: The first electric lights in our city!
In the late 19th century, some of the streets had oil lamps, and there was also an announcement by Ahsanullah to introduce gas lamps.
26 October 2023
Farmgate Footbridge: Promoting pedestrian safety and urban mobility
In the bustling streets of Farmgate, pedestrians find themselves trapped in a relentless dance of dodging vehicles and the mere act of crossing a road can be a perilous adventure.
22 October 2023
Tales of the Dhakeshwari temple: Mysteries, legends, and a city
The legend of unearthing the idol is traditionally ascribed to Ballal Sen, but it is doubtful whether this story talks of the renowned 12th-century king, Ballal Sen.
22 October 2023
The plight of stray animals in Dhaka
Animal abuse, like all forms of abuse, cannot be tolerated. So, why do we routinely hear horror stories or watch videos of stray animals getting abused on the streets of Dhaka?
15 October 2023
Remembering Marlon Brando’s Dhaka visit
Well, it’s a little late for that of course.
15 October 2023
Autumn in the city: The romance of kashful
The season of Durga Puja is upon us. Within weeks, the Hindu community of Bangladesh will be celebrating their biggest religious festival. For me, white kans grass or kashful ushers the homecoming of Goddess Durga and her colourful entourage.
12 October 2023
Curzon Hall: Beyond Dhaka University!
Dhaka University was established in 1921, whereas the foundation of Curzon Hall was laid in 1904.
12 October 2023
For the love of eggs
A knock on our door and I remember taking out a soiled Tk 1 note from my father’s wallet and running to greet him. One piece of egg was sold at 0.25 paisas at that time, as opposed to today when the price of an egg is Tk 13.30.
10 October 2023
Dhaka Airport Third Terminal: Promising great travel experiences
An airport is like a mirror of a nation, where the image it reflects says a lot about the country to the citizens of the world. After being harassed and traumatised by the snail-paced efficiency of the second terminal, our new third terminal at the Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport is a facelift we badly needed.
8 October 2023
The Pogose legacy: An Armenian heritage in Dhaka
Now known as Pogose Laboratory School and College, operating under Jagannath University, it was founded as far back as 1848, by Joakim Gregory Nicholas Pogose, a rich Armenian businessman.
8 October 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
10 HOUR(s)
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Business
‘Who is so bothered that they won’t let me work?’: Humaiun Kobir on citizenship question
10 HOUR(s)
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Diplomacy
ADP spending by 10 ministries, divisions was zero in July
9 HOUR(s)
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Business
1 in 5 people over 40 face cardiovascular risk in 2 coastal upazilas: Study
10 HOUR(s)
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Healthcare
DNA test confirms accused fathered newborn delivered by 11-year-old rape victim in Netrokona
9 HOUR(s)
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Crime & Justice
Alonso makes winning start with Chelsea as Rogers scores on debut
4 HOUR(s)
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Football
Why aren’t we talking about the health risks of battery rickshaws?
7 HOUR(s)
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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?
7 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
24 August 2026
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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