What inspires Gen Z’s funky hair colours?

3 September 2026 Fashion & Beauty
Transform personal style through vibrant Gen Z hair color trends across Bangladesh cafes and campuses. Youth embrace electric blue and cherry red dyes to boost confidence, expressing unique identities with dedicated color-safe hair care routines.
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
The World Cup final match munchies guide
19 July 2026 Food & Recipes

The foods that may help your body fight inflammation

8 August 2026 Health & Fitness
Lower chronic inflammation naturally by choosing Mediterranean, DASH, or MIND dietary patterns packed with high-fibre whole foods, vibrant fruits, and avocados. Smart nutrient pairings nourish gut microflora, reducing C-reactive protein to protect long-term health.

Bohemia on your table

Living room décor is no longer the stiff and by the book styling taken off a magazine, but of course, there is a great distinction between a helter-skelter mess and a strategically casual setup.
19 August 2019

‘And Then There Were None’- A premiere on Dhaka’s theatre stage

As a bookworm, I cannot tell you how incredibly happy it made me feel to finally see a favourite murder mystery on stage in Dhaka on the eve of 25 July, at the National Hall, Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy.
19 August 2019

World’s oldest barber-shop now in Dhaka

Having groomed the monarchs of Great Britain for over 200 years through nine consecutive reigns, Truefitt & Hill continues the legacy by bringing their worldliness to Dhaka. Get yourself groomed by The Royal Warrant Holders to H.R.H The Duke of Edinburgh, like their
19 August 2019

Tête-à-tête with Michela Accerenzi

When I moved to Dhaka and was invited to a yogilates’ class, I did not know what to expect, but after the very first class with Shazia Omar, I knew I had found something I needed.
19 August 2019

The importance of job satisfaction

Being dissatisfied with your job could lead to extreme stress and bring down the morale of the entire organisation. An increase in absenteeism and decrease in productivity are two major signs of dissatisfaction within the work environment.
19 August 2019

Of art and muse

But there is more to wall art than just beauty. For starters, art is a universally accepted way of people sharing their thoughts and feelings. It is a unique form of dialogue through which people share ideas and impressions without primarily using spoken language.
19 August 2019

Chicken for a change

Melt butter in a large saucepan over medium heat. Add onions and cook, stirring for 3 minutes, until slightly softened. Add chicken, stock and herbs, and season to taste with salt and pepper. Bring to boil, then reduced heat and simmer for 30 minutes until the
19 August 2019

Fishy Delish

Marinate the hilsa pieces with salt and turmeric powder for 10 minutes. Take chopped onion, onion paste, mustard paste, red chilli powder, sugar, and 3 tablespoons of mustard oil together in a cooking bowl and mix them very well. Now put this paste over the hilsa
19 August 2019

Checkmate!

When it comes to fashion, the easiest way to go about is to keep it casual. Team a chequered shirt with a good pair of jeans, roll up the sleeves and add a watch/bracelet. Tuck in, layer with a sweatshirt and add a pair of glasses for a smart, but serious attitude.
19 August 2019

Just like animals

“It is a lovely thing we have, the animal instinct,” went the popular song from the ‘90s by The Cranberries.
19 August 2019

A visit to South Asia’s little Israel

In Kerala sits the idyllic port city of Kochi, the bustling and ever thriving capital and tourism hub of a region famed for beaches, forests, and backwater lagoons. The landscape of Kochi remains scattered with lagoons, far entrenched greenery and places of
19 August 2019

The City of Gardens, and Ajanta

Bangalore, now called Bengaluru, is the capital city of Karnataka in South India. The weather is relatively pleasant throughout the year, hence referred to as ‘the air conditioned city’. And because of several well planned parks and gardens within and outside the city, Bengaluru deserves to be called “the city of gardens.”
19 August 2019

Fresh aromatic spices

Spices are important to creating flavourful food, and in their varying combinations, are often the main differentiating ingredient among cuisines of different regions.
6 August 2019

Arabian extravaganza at Le Méridien Dhaka

Le Méridien Dhaka, combining the best of their experience in culinary arts and hospitality, is hosting Arabian Night at Olea, their contemporary Mediterranean restaurant, every Thursday and Saturday.
5 August 2019

Eid-ul-Azha collection from Rang Bangladesh

To celebrate the spirit of sacrifice, Rang Bangladesh is bringing out a whole new collection. The collection is all set a with new outlook and fashionistas can have their pick from the wide selection.
5 August 2019

Perfetti Van Melle brings CHUPA CHUPS to Bangladesh

The globally loved brand Chupa Chups was officially launched in Bangladesh on 4 July, 2019. Born in Spain,
5 August 2019

Amaya kabab special buffet at Amari Dhaka

Amaya Food Gallery at Amari Dhaka is bringing back Amaya Kabab Nights with live grilling of succulent lamb and chicken kababs at its Interactive Dinner Buffet. With five live kitchens and the most tender kababs in town, this is a true delight for foodies.
5 August 2019

Radisson Blu Chattogram’s Eid Exciting Room Packages

Eid-ul-Azha is nearly here and Chattogram always a gets a bit of extra excitement during this festival. Radisson Blu Chattogram Bay View is all set to cater this extra happiness through offering delightful room packages.
5 August 2019

Fight against mosquitoes with mosquito repellent

Dengue is a mosquito-borne viral disease that has rapidly spread in all regions of WHO in recent years. Dengue virus is transmitted by female mosquitoes, mainly of the species Aedes aegypti and to a lesser extent, Ae. albopictus.
5 August 2019

BETTER TREATMENT OPTIONS FOR BREAST CANCER

In 2007, Time magazine reported that 1 million women in the world will be diagnosed with breast cancer that year. The incidence is typically higher in developed nations and cities.
5 August 2019