Tangail taant: A classic saree for every weekday

7 September 2026 Fashion & Beauty
Transform your daily wardrobe by styling breathable Tangail sarees for modern Dhaka commutes. By pairing lightweight Bangladeshi cotton with blazers, shirts, or comfortable blouses, women easily embrace UNESCO-recognized heritage wear as practical, versatile everyday fashion.

A day trip from Dhaka: 5 places to discover in Munshiganj

Explore historic Bikrampur heritage through Munshiganj's ancient treasures, including Idrakpur Fort, Sultanate-era Baba Adam's Mosque, Mughal Bridge, Sonarang Twin Temples, and Nateshwar Buddhist Bihar. Discover centuries of Bengal history, architecture, and forgotten legends today.
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What to eat when you have dengue: Three stages of recovery

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Rebuild health during Dengue infection by drinking electrolyte-rich coconut water and transitioning to nutrient-dense foods like khichuri, spinach, and papaya leaves, boosting platelet counts and restoring vital energy naturally.

A winter's tale of warm desserts!

With Christmas around the corner and wedding sea son in full swing, it's that time of year when the eve nings get cooler and the
18 December 2017

The Flourist's woodland Christmas

2 cups flour, sifted thrice
18 December 2017

Colours of Christmas

December is an exciting month — long holidays, the not-too-biting chill, and the end of another gruelling year with tonnes of lessons learnt.
18 December 2017

Xmas decor

While Christmas shopping in Bangladesh may not be as much of a rush as those we see in the 'wild west,' paired with the end of
18 December 2017

Wishing you a cosy Christmas filled with greenery

It is official -- winter is here. While the remnants of late autumn still linger, your mind is already in half-lazy mode. For those of you
18 December 2017

Weddings in their many flavours

A typical wedding in Bangladesh is a melting pot of all things Bengali, and often blur the arbitrarily drawn lines of caste and class, only
18 December 2017

Latest ridesharing service Dako rolls out

After eight months of planning and discussions with car owners, drivers and riders, Dako is finally here. Started on 16 December, 2017,
18 December 2017

Christmas carols: Bengali kirtans

Christmas around the world is synonymous with presents, good food and carols. For Bangladesh and the people's affinity for music, it
18 December 2017

For six yards of sheer elegance

No other garment accentuates the beauty of a woman like a sari, still one of the most favoured outfits for every festive season.
18 December 2017

Woman's World opens new branch: Signature

Keeping up with demands for upscale beauty products and styling, Woman's World Ltd opened a new branch – Signature – on 9
18 December 2017

Meena Bazar: enhancing lifestyle for fifteen years

Meena Bazar started its journey back in the year 2002 with only two outlets in Dhaka and Chittagong respectively. On September 14,
18 December 2017

This Week's Horrorscope

Remember, remember, the rain in November; old and tacky, please stop.
13 December 2017

Rekindling Romance in a Relationship

In a perfect world, once married, a couple can spend the entirety of their relationship in the same state of heady love, swooning over their partner. But the real world is a different ball game all together.
11 December 2017

Selfie Vs Portrait

Human civilization has already crossed milestones in the effort of capturing faces — paintings of the elites of the renaissance and photos of the world war martyrs and veterans.
11 December 2017

Lungi - our very own globetrotter

Going through the lanes of Gulistan or Hawker's Market, you find a cosy little nook of shops thronged by men of all ages. Among the calls of the vendors and the men hauling each other, you notice the neat stacks of fabric surrounding you. Upon closer inspection, you realise that the stacks are just lungis —checks and plaids, and in various hues of blues, whites and greys.
11 December 2017

Speed

For those growing up in postcolonial times, there was no escape from the tumultuous events that unfolded before them. Not a witness to the savagery of the Second World War, but of a world polarised as its direct result, Shahabuddin
11 December 2017

Tools for the low-maintenance makeuplover

Makeup brushes come in big family of 8 to 20, all of which have actual use, and you will definitely get desired looks with the help of specific brushes, but of course, only if you care.
11 December 2017

Coffee: a lifestyle or just another alternative to tea?

The millennials have the credit for truly bringing the coffee culture to Bangladesh, more specifically to Dhaka. Coffe culture, the idea of coffee as a social stimulant, means that going out for a coffee has more social implications than the physical need of caffeine.
11 December 2017

Wearing the love for Country

When you are dressing to express patriotism, always remember — less is more. You cannot possibly go wrong with a basic white or black T-shirt, with the flag printed on the back. But you can also be on fleek by adding a splash of colour on your nudes, blacks or whites.
11 December 2017

Kids Camp at Gazipur

Open spaces and playing grounds are almost non-existent in this cityscape. The worst impact of this falls on the children. TripZip Tours is set out to alleviate this by arranging a camping trip for elementary grade children.
11 December 2017