Transform Dhaka balconies into vibrant winter sanctuaries using low-maintenance blooms like marigolds, petunias, and calendulas. These resilient seasonal plants thrive in Bangladesh’s cooler climate, offering effortless beauty and vivid colours for every urban gardener.

On 13 December, Poush Utshab was unfolded: an event that brought together rural traditions, craft culture and childhood memories, right in the middle of the capital.

Relive Victory Day in Bangladesh through personal memories and traditions. Discover the patriotic feelings and cultural celebrations of December 16.

Bangladeshi expats share what they miss most about home: food, culture, family, and traditions. Discover their stories of nostalgia and longing.

Explore the Pluto Eagle, Scorpion, and Grey Lizard Generations. Discover how Pluto influences birth years and shapes unique traits. Learn about their struggles and strengths.

Non-resident Bangladeshis combat homesickness in the US by visiting Queens, NYC (Jamaica and Jackson Heights), neighborhoods that authentically mimic Dhaka life. These areas offer popular Bengali food, like fuchka from Tong, and grocery stores selling frozen Bangladeshi curries, connecting the diaspora to their culinary and cultural roots.

Learn essential ways to help stray animals in crowded streets like Dhaka survive the cold winter. Provide safe food and fresh water, seek adoption opportunities, and actively prevent abuse. Community involvement ensures better stray animal care.

Workplace culture in Dhaka shows people pleasing, false urgency, identity struggles, and declining meaning at work. The piece urges authentic leadership from any position, promoting balance, purpose, and bottom up influence to drive systemic change.

Daisy’s emaciated escape from Mirpur Zoo exposed severe neglect, highlighting chronic welfare failures, outdated facilities, weak enforcement, and growing outrage urging urgent reform to address systemic cruelty within Bangladesh’s captive wildlife system and ensure accountability.

An essential milestone for a newlywed couple's life is designing a distinctive home décor that represents their preferences. Perhaps you would like to use a sofa with a vibrant design or an extravagant table as the centrepiece. Maybe your goal is to turn one area of your new house into a haven of comfort: a lobby.

Located amidst a lush landscape, the Baitul Mamur Jam-e-Mosque is a captivating architectural landmark in Lakshmipur. The mosque stands as an iconic structure, as its unique arched roof catches the eye of passers-by.

A man’s hidden domestic abuse unfolds on his anniversary, exposing Bangladesh’s overlooked male victims. National data shows widespread violence against men, urging greater awareness, compassion, and equal protection so survivors can seek safety without stigma.

The tortured artist myth wrongly glorifies suffering as creative fuel, ignoring mental health realities. True creativity thrives without misery, and romanticising pain harms artists by discouraging help, misguiding young creators, and overshadowing genuine talent today

Bangladesh’s habit of altering birthdates fuels lifelong confusion in education, jobs, healthcare, and legal rights, normalising dishonesty. False ages delay medical tests, limit opportunities, and create a cycle where inaccurate DOBs shape identity and records.

A mother dog’s tragedy in Pabna highlights Bangladesh’s growing desensitisation to animal cruelty, weak law enforcement, and fleeting social media outrage. Experts link abuse to emotional dysfunction, poor accountability, and ignored welfare laws, revealing neglect.

Swedish-American designer Jacob Thomas created Plants of Bangladesh, a visual guide shaped by decades in local forests. Documenting thousands of species, he encourages simple plant identification, nature appreciation, and public awareness vital for Bangladesh’s conservation.

Amaya Rahman’s debut poetry collection Tears of a Flower explores mental health and major Bangladeshi events, including the July uprising and Milestone plane crash, blending personal grief with social commentary to inspire young readers and spark national dialogue.

Dhaka’s bystander effect highlights how fear, legal concerns, and social pressure hinder emergency response. Strengthening awareness, clear intervention, and responsible action can break crowd apathy, improve public safety, and encourage individuals to step in during critical moments.

Domestic violence in Bangladesh leaves girls with lasting trauma, weak legal protection, and harmful cultural pressures, revealing systemic failures that endanger children and mothers while highlighting urgent needs for enforcement reform, community responsibility, and support.

Designing an office space requires careful planning to reflect your company’s culture and brand. Consider layout, furniture, and décor that promote comfort, productivity, and a positive first impression. Opt for ergonomic, minimalist designs and invest wisely in budget-friendly office furnishings.