This week’s offerings may not be to everyone’s liking. There could be charges of copying, and also one or more articles might seem offensive.

Bollywood escapee Priyanka Chopra Jonas spoke out in support of a Bangladeshi beauty salon that recently attracted the wrong kind of attention for including the words “white supremacy” on a Facebook post.

There have been few songs in the history of this country that united as many people as Coke Studio Bangla’s Nahubo has.  

What this correspondent is about to break to you is a story of betrayal, heartbreak and of course, utter and complete disappointment.

The country erupted in joy at news that a student leader from Bangladesh Mountains University is going to partake in running events of the Paris Olympics next year.  

A content creator recently declared that she had made her own social media universe where everything revolves around the number 5.  

The city corporation has started a noble initiative to improve the fitness and wherewithal of the city dwellers. “Mission Parkour!” will encourage residents to jump over central reservations, dodge buses, trucks, rickshaws, private cars, CNG-run auto-rickshaws and other pedestrians as they go about their daily business in the city.

Chapasthan’s national cricket team has recently gone on an unexpected winning streak, romping to victory in matches against opposition no one expected them to beat.

Like a parasite sucking on its host, Rafsan Plasmodium feasted on all his groupmates' intellect.

A host of cats and dogs in the capital have recently sought asylum in Europe because of a rumour that has spread like wildfire.  

A man was shocked nearly into speechlessness after discovering that his house was robbed despite there being grills on his windows.   

The following conversation is part of the meeting minutes of an organisation that sells consumer goods. The meeting was held before Women’s Day to discuss business strategies for the occasion.

It was late at night.  After what was an excruciatingly exhausting day, Armana dragged her body to bed, eager to put the day, and herself, to rest.

"I have a condition where if I am not shown on television and I am not the centre of attention, I get really sick."

Decked out in a custom-made suit, he kept glancing at his watch and then phone.

Leaders and activists of Patro League and Patro Dal, the marriage wings of two political parties, locked in a clash in front of a kazi office in the capital yesterday, leaving several unmarried.

Being called “Murgi” has always been a source of extreme offence for all students of Bangladesh, although they can often been found queueing up to have fried chicken.

A man lost his job at a company yesterday, weeks after being made its acting manager, because he aid too much attention to the “acting” part.

A biscuit company shut down recently because, according to officials, they blew their whole budget on hiring designers to come up with an attractive packet.

A man’s world came crashing down around him when he found out recently that a colleague, who he used to address as “Bhai”, was actually younger.