Why apps are unable to map Dhaka's traffic

Women of Inspiration Awards

Spiderman has a great way of dealing with anxiety. He tingles in the head. Then he shoots a web and engages in a fight full of snappy comebacks.

An interview with Fidel Castro

The number of students pursuing science is decreasing at an alarming rate

A story by Reuters citing an Indian government spokesperson says that India is in talks with Bangladesh and Myanmar to deport 40,000 Rohingya Muslims, arguably one of the world's most persecuted ethnic groups.

Learning about sexual rights from Uganda

Women are under-represented in the computer science industry, especially in developing nations like Bangladesh, and not only in the workplace, but in universities as well.

Indigenous women suffer discrimination on multiple fronts—as women and as minorities

Years of majoritarian Bangla education means that certain minority communities only speak their mother-tongue, and neither read nor write.

While members of the civil society admit that the reinstatement of the No Vote system may not make a huge difference, it will give the people of Bangladesh more freedom to express themselves in 2019.

Dhaka University in its golden era of students' organised movement contributed to upholding the democratic values and rights of citizens whenever peace was endangered and democracy threatened throughout the history of Bangladesh.

“Do not be angry with the rain; it simply does not know how to fall upwards.”

Experts say walking is the first step to fitness. Get it?

'Megher Shongi', sculptor Ferdousi Priyabhashini's 13th Solo Exhibition

The first student protest in recorded history took place in China more than 2000 years ago in 160 BC.

Sazeda visits every home in the village regularly and educates parents and other family members about the harmful effects of child marriage and the importance of educating female children.

S.M. Sultan, in an organic way, devised a strategy to simultaneously belong to the past and the present, to the East and the West, to 'here' and 'nowhere'.

The devastating Supreme Court ruling has not only delivered Nawaz Sharif the ultimate humiliation of being unceremoniously ousted from power, but has also put him and his entire family in the dock over corruption allegations.

With no democratic student governments in private universities, what recourse do students really have?