Return of bangles as an everyday modern wardrobe staple

4 October 2026 • Fashion & Beauty
Without warning, classic wristwear has slipped out of storage boxes and straight into daily rotation. This subtle styling shift proves that timeless pieces never truly disappear; they just wait for a new generation to wear them.
Cooking with sugarcane
20 September 2026 • Food & Recipes
The versatile appeal of focaccia bread
30 August 2026 • Food & Recipes
Mungdi brings hill cuisine to Dhaka
2 August 2026 • Food & Recipes
The flavours of a rainy afternoon
26 July 2026 • Food & Recipes

How much caffeine is too much? A dietitian weighs in

1 October 2026 • Health & Fitness
Juggling coffee, tea, and soda throughout the day makes tracking milligrams nearly impossible. Knowing your exact limits and setting a firm afternoon cutoff can completely transform your daily energy levels.

Is depression contagious?

Moods and stress can quickly spread between close partners, but feeling low after supporting a friend isn't always clinical depression. Experts break down the fine line between temporary emotional contagion and a serious mental health condition.
2 HOUR(s)

Tackling Vitamin D deficiency in Bangladesh

Soaking up natural sunlight doesn't mean risking skin damage or spending hours outdoors. Exposing just 20 per cent of your skin between 10 AM and 3 PM for 15 to 30 minutes gives your body the exact boost it needs to absorb calcium and protect your bones.
2 HOUR(s)

Why Esha Rushdi prefers raw vulnerability over curated perfection

In a digital world dominated by filters and polished highlights, creator Esha Rushdi offers a refreshing mirror. Discover how her commitment to unvarnished honesty is redefining what it means to build genuine connections online.
2 HOUR(s)

Passport, ticket, husband?

Apparently, paying taxes and signing legal contracts does not qualify you to board an airplane alone. While packing for Bangkok, I learned that true adulthood requires an invisible husband’s stamp of approval.
2 HOUR(s)

Inside Design In Bangladesh Week 2026

Design In Bangladesh Week 2026 opened on 6 October at the United Convention Centre in Dhaka. It brought fashion, textile, and business communities together around one pitch: Bangladesh could be known for designing clothes, not just sewing them. For three decades, the country had been the world's second-largest garment exporter by volume, yet almost none of that recognition had attached to Bangladeshi design, only to Bangladeshi labour.
7 October 2026

Matcha is on everything now, and I still do not get it

From green brownies to "matcha clouds" dumped on perfectly fine iced coffee, Dhaka’s café scene is officially drowning in green paste. Half the hype happens on an Instagram feed first and in a cup second.
7 October 2026

Weekly Horoscope: What the stars have in store for every sign

Cosmic energy is constantly shifting, offering new opportunities for growth, alignment, and self-discovery. Your weekly horoscope breaks down the essential astrological trends affecting your relationships, personal goals, and emotional well-being. Find your sun, moon, and rising sign below to navigate this week’s celestial guidance with confidence and clarity.
6 October 2026

Why the words our teachers said still shape who we are

Long after the school bell rings and textbooks are stored away, a handful of memories remain. Sometimes it is a strange classroom habit, a moment of unexpected reassurance, or a quiet phrase that changes the course of an entire life.
5 October 2026

Durga is every woman who refuses to be one thing

Society expects women to be ambitious yet gentle, independent yet available. Embracing Goddess Durga's multifaceted nature offers a powerful roadmap to letting go of impossible expectations.
5 October 2026

Parisa Faiza’s DIY maximalist set designs

You do not need a massive budget or formal credentials to transform an ordinary space. Parisa Faiza proves that architectural principles, repurposed hardware, and bold textures can turn everyday scrap into magazine-worthy sets.
4 October 2026

Return of bangles as an everyday modern wardrobe staple

Without warning, classic wristwear has slipped out of storage boxes and straight into daily rotation. This subtle styling shift proves that timeless pieces never truly disappear; they just wait for a new generation to wear them.
4 October 2026

Why doing nothing on the weekend has become ultimate luxury

After five grueling days of commuting and city chaos, the most appealing weekend plan is no plan at all. Staying home has transformed from a sign of having nowhere to go into the ultimate form of self-care.
3 October 2026

Why your marriage still feels like everyone else’s business

Long after public rituals of the past faded away, the instinct to scrutinize a couple's private life remains stubbornly alive. For many couples today, the biggest challenge isn't finding love—it's keeping the rest of the world out of it.
3 October 2026

Maheen Khan showcases muslin on the London Runway

Sufi poets once described Bengal’s finest fabric, muslin, as “woven air”, so precious it was accessible only to royalty. Centuries later, that ethereal quality found new expression on the runway, where designer Maheen Khan presented her Spring/Summer 2027 Sufi Collection at London Fashion Week, transforming this delicate textile heritage and spiritual traditions into contemporary fashion.
1 October 2026

Your parents are getting old and you're running out of time

We spend our childhoods believing our parents can walk on water, seeing them as entirely unstoppable. But eventually, the roles quietly reverse, and you realise how short life truly is.
1 October 2026

How much caffeine is too much? A dietitian weighs in

Juggling coffee, tea, and soda throughout the day makes tracking milligrams nearly impossible. Knowing your exact limits and setting a firm afternoon cutoff can completely transform your daily energy levels.
1 October 2026

I quit social media for six months: Here is what changed

Six months ago, endless doomscrolling and constant negativity took a heavy toll on my mental health. Deactivating my accounts triggered intense withdrawal, but stepping away finally allowed me to reconnect with real life.
1 October 2026

Meet Shafi: The blind comedian changing how Dhaka laughs

Shafayat-e-Rabbi Wazed doesn't ask audiences to feel sorry for him. Instead, the Dhaka-based corporate professional and stand-up comedian invites them to laugh at the exact things people usually try to ignore.
1 October 2026

Stopped at the Gate: Why independent women are still fighting to travel

When three professional mediators were barred from boarding a flight to Nepal simply for being unmarried, it exposed a painful truth. For many women, the toughest part of a journey isn't packing a bag; it's proving you have permission to leave.
30 September 2026

Truth about menopause and your suddenly rising heart risk

Many women assume heart disease is an inevitable consequence of ageing after midlife. Cardiological insights prove that proactive habits and timely screenings can keep your heart strong.
29 September 2026