Winter on a plate: What comfort tastes like this season
24 January 2026, 18:06 PM
Food & Recipes
Rooza Shows why Bangladeshi food belongs on every Ramadan table
24 January 2026, 18:11 PM
Food & Recipes
Foods that support brain health and sharpen memory
22 January 2026, 17:10 PM
Health & Fitness
#Perspective / How cold can winter get around the world?
22 January 2026, 17:02 PM
Life & Living
Gluten intolerance or modern stress? Understanding your digestive system
22 January 2026, 16:55 PM
Health & Fitness
Bright sweater sets are taking over Dhaka’s winter style
Embrace Dhaka winter by wearing vibrant sweater sets and stylish coords. From emerald green to fuchsia pink, these effortless outfits eliminate decision fatigue, ensuring fashionable ladies stay warm and sophisticated throughout the chilly Bangladesh season.
19 January 2026, 19:16 PM
Fashion & Beauty
Love winter weather? Visit these Bangladesh destinations
Experience northern Bangladesh winter by exploring Bogura historic sites like Mahastangarh and Paharpur. Witness Kanchenjunga views from Tetulia tea gardens or visit Dinajpur Mohonpur Rubber Dam for serene landscapes, perfect for adventurous cultural heritage travellers.
11 January 2026, 15:17 PM
Chattogram airport terminal driveway closed to non-passengers
6 January 2026, 12:28 PM
Travel
New ordinance could shut down 5,000 agencies: Travel sector leaders
4 January 2026, 19:43 PM
Travel
Biman suspending Dhaka-Manchester flights from Feb 1
4 January 2026, 12:44 PM
Travel
5 honeymoon destinations that beat Cox’s Bazar
18 December 2025, 11:05 AM
Travel
Timeless Christmas baking recipes every home baker will love
22 December 2025, 13:55 PM
Food & Recipes
Four budget food spots in Badda every student should know
18 December 2025, 11:05 AM
Food & Recipes
How Sabina Khan reinvents Bangladeshi flavours abroad
15 December 2025, 12:46 PM
Food & Recipes
Mastering Bengali pithas: A step-by-step guide to 5 winter recipes
14 December 2025, 11:31 AM
Food & Recipes
Why “boys don’t cry” harms emotional growth
Address emotional suppression in Bangladeshi households where toxic masculinity hinders child development. Dr Helal Uddin Ahmed explains how blocking tears triggers aggression and depression, necessitating empathy to foster emotional intelligence and mental health resilience.
18 January 2026, 13:07 PM
Health & Fitness
Find comfort from persistent winter coughs with simple honey remedies
15 January 2026, 19:34 PM
Health & Fitness
Eza Chowdhury explains how yoga supports emotional healing
15 January 2026, 19:26 PM
Health & Fitness
How climate change could be making your migraines worse
11 January 2026, 14:24 PM
Can simple outdoor play really protect your child from needing glasses?
1 January 2026, 07:44 AM
Health & Fitness
One woman is transforming cancer support in Bangladesh
23 December 2025, 13:58 PM
Health & Fitness
Post-pregnancy yoga tips every new mother should know
21 December 2025, 13:43 PM
Health & Fitness
Feeling panic after Dhaka’s earthquake? Expert tips to cope and stay safe
24 November 2025, 09:27 AM
Health & Fitness
Why men must pay closer attention to cardiac health
16 November 2025, 13:29 PM
Health & Fitness
#Perspective / The tragic fate of stray animals in Japan Garden City
23 November 2024, 05:20 AM
Life & Living
Navigating Dhaka's Eid shopping scene on a budget
28 March 2024, 08:36 AM
Lifehacks
My Dhaka / Comrade, give me a cup!
30 May 2023, 18:00 PM
Bangladesh
How winter is like your ex: A Dhaka memoir
Dhaka’s winter knows how to leave an impression — and much like an ex, it’s inconsistent, unpredictable, and makes you question every decision you’ve made in life.
14 November 2024, 10:34 AM
Are your drones going to be restricted soon?
Bangladesh's proposed drone regulations, aimed at safety, might unintentionally stifle creativity and economic opportunities for content creators and small business owners.
13 November 2024, 13:12 PM
Can combo packs ease grocery costs? Hear what customers have to say
While traditionally, grocery shopping in Bangladesh has involved haggling over individual items in local markets, these combo packages offer a convenient, budget-conscious alternative that aligns well with the financial realities of many families today. But what do customers think?
10 November 2024, 11:30 AM
Ready to lounge, work, and play? Living room trends that do it all
Some might prefer using a living room as a cosy family lounge to unwind after a hectic day. Others may want to transform it into a vibrant entertainment centre to enjoy a Champions League game night! Whether you want to use your living room as a private space or a family gathering hotspot, here are some ideas for designing a living room according to your specific needs.
9 November 2024, 10:26 AM
When neither option feels right: Bangladeshi Americans and the 2024 US election dilemma
Bangladeshi Americans face a dilemma in the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election, torn between dissatisfaction with major parties over issues like Gaza, inflation, and healthcare. Many now consider third-party options, hoping to spotlight overlooked concerns.
4 November 2024, 17:01 PM
Saving an ancient craft in the age of plastic decor – Are we ready to go green with shola?
Shola, a delicate, eco-friendly material crafted from the Aeschynomene aspera plant, is vital to Bangladesh’s cultural heritage. Artisans face challenges from shrinking wetlands and limited local demand, yet newer generations strive to preserve this traditional art.
3 November 2024, 10:17 AM
Is the petni getting outdone by Hollywood CGI? A cultural horror showdown
Bengali folklore's ghosts, from the haunting shakchunni to the enigmatic Brahmadaitya, offer subtle chills Hollywood’s loud, predictable horrors can't match. While CGI thrills prevail today, Bengali spirits’ unpredictable nature still uniquely terrifies.
31 October 2024, 10:48 AM
Cut the stress, fold the paper: The surprising power of origami
This age-old Japanese art of paper folding has fascinated cultures around the world with its simplicity and endless creative potential. While originally from Japan, this craft has been adopted — and adapted — by many, making it one of the most globally influential paper crafts.
27 October 2024, 10:15 AM
Need a good cry? Here are 5 films that will leave you sobbing
Whether you are someone who bottles things up or simply love the relief felt from shedding tears over a heart-warming story, these movies are made to wreck you in the best possible way. From animated masterpieces to tender love stories and family dramas, the following 5 films will pull at your heartstrings like a violinist playing a sad melody on a rainy day.
24 October 2024, 10:44 AM
No gym, no problem: How Mariya from Rangpur became Bangladesh's first female Ironman 70.3
In October 2024, Mariya stood at the starting line of the Ironman 70.3 Malaysia, her heart pounding with anticipation. The 1.2-mile ocean swim, the 56-mile bike ride, and the 13.1-mile run ahead were daunting, but Mariya was ready. Her journey is not only remarkable for her personal achievement but also for how she has defied societal expectations and broken through barriers, particularly as a young woman coming from a conservative family.
23 October 2024, 10:06 AM
Want plants? Try these low-maintenance greens that are hard to kill!
Craving the beauty of nature without the burden of constant care? Low-maintenance plants offer the perfect solution. These 7 dauntless greens thrive with less attention, making them the best for those with busy lifestyles, or who simply prefer a more relaxed approach to gardening.
21 October 2024, 09:12 AM
How to design a dining room chic enough for Instagram, but within your budget
A flexible, yet stylish dining room — that serves as an intimate family setting, while combining casual gatherings — has become a modern-day requirement. By embracing minimalistic design, we can harness a compact space to create a gourmet experience for our loved ones and guests. Go through these golden rules to help you style your desired dining room!
17 October 2024, 09:24 AM
Cabbage now costs Tk 70?! Will your next salad require a bank loan?
Rising food prices in Bangladesh are hitting consumers hard, especially lower-income groups. Vegetables like cucumbers, tomatoes, and pumpkins have surged, alongside chicken, eggs, and fish. Budget-conscious households now face tough choices, with many turning to home gardening for relief.
13 October 2024, 10:55 AM
Where to catch the beats and bhog: Dhaka's top Durga Puja pandals
Upon Durga’s arrival, a familiar street corner, neighbouring colony, a quiet parking lot, or an abandoned open field turn into pandals overnight, adorned with lights and colours, ready to welcome the goddess. Whether you are strolling through the street pandals or gathering with friends at a temple, there are a few key spots in Dhaka that you simply cannot miss.
12 October 2024, 08:56 AM
Is every step a risk? Addressing Dhaka’s road safety crisis
In Dhaka, the symphony of traffic never ceases — rickshaws, buses, and crowds push forward in a relentless tide of movement. Amid this everyday hustle, the city’s roads present a dangerous paradox: they are both lifelines and lethal threats.
11 October 2024, 15:16 PM
Don’t Be blind to the truth: Vision impairment is an economic crisis in disguise
Vision impairment significantly impacts socioeconomic growth, particularly for low-income workers. Accessible eye care, such as affordable spectacles, enhances productivity and transforms lives, emphasizing the need for integrated eye health initiatives within public health frameworks to address this critical issue.
10 October 2024, 09:39 AM
9 years later and worth the wait? Meet Singapore’s latest eco-friendly giant
The sky is the limit! The adage truly defines Singapore's approach to urban architecture as the city’s skyscrapers stretch higher with every new addition. Recently, the Pan Pacific Orchard has won the “World's Best New Tall Building” title by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH), an international non-profit organisation headquartered in Chicago, USA.
9 October 2024, 11:13 AM
Navigating Dhaka’s streets, now with less anxiety! Women’s Shuttle to the rescue
In a city like Dhaka, women often face added difficulties when it comes to finding safe and reliable transportation. For many, commuting daily in the city can feel like navigating a minefield! Moving around is always an ordeal for a large portion of the population.
9 October 2024, 10:53 AM
No songs this year: When Kolkata’s spirit pauses for Durga Pujo
This year, Kolkata's Puja will be solemn, omitting traditional festivities and community gatherings due to a recent heinous crime. The focus shifts to hope for justice and safer days, reflecting the festival's true spirit amid ongoing grief.
6 October 2024, 12:13 PM
Drums, beats, and dhakis: A fading tradition
“Dhak, dhol, jhajor baaje,” we recite as children and there is no denying that the beats of the drums that we call ‘dhak’ has something robustly unique about it. Dhak is a familiar musical instrument that is native to the Indian subcontinent. Aside from their uniquely loud palpitating beats, there are stories behind the sound.
6 October 2024, 11:39 AM