How doing household chores can help young adults build essential life skills, boost brain health, and improve overall well-being.

From doing charity livestreams to selling SEO backlinks, the Bangladeshi youth is finding interesting avenues to generate funds for flood victims.

Popular culture is a product of its time, representing the politics and ideas of a specific era.

Bangladeshi student associations in Australia, Canada, and Hungary are organising rallies to show their support for the reform movement.

The quota system must be executed in a way that upholds fairness, inclusivity, and equity.

Reflective Teens exemplifies how a simple passion project can evolve into a catalyst for transformative change. What began as Yusuf Munna's effort to give his classmates a platform has grown into an organisation that champions educational equity and innovation at a global scale.

There's a misunderstanding that some things in life require natural skills or a one-time lucky break

These young entrepreneurs are not only proving the do-ability of running a thriving business alongside studies but also inspiring countless other students to dip their toes into the rewarding world of entrepreneurship.

Embrace creativity beyond traditional notions; it's not just for geniuses. Cherish everyday innovations to nurture your creative potential.

Stepping out of your comfort zone leads to personal growth, new experiences, and valuable networking opportunities.

Explore overcoming the harmful belief that self-worth is tied to achievements and finding genuine self-acceptance.

In conversation with Poushi Razzaque, a young stand-up comedian.

In Muslim households, children are taught to read the Quran from start to finish. But that’s the thing, they are taught to read, not understand it

Going out with friends, choosing a job, how to spend their time, what to wear, or speaking their minds are just parts of life, not rights to be punished for wanting.

There are times in life when you just need to sit down, take a break, and have a KitKat.

It is as if my spirituality is on a deadline every Ramadan.

In this economy, consumer guilt tends to sour the happy experience that Eid shopping should be.

A personal hypothesis of mine is that black coffee drinkers possess, to an extent, a latent self-loathing that manifests in the form of gustatory masochism.

The memes are great, and they help us cope. But we need to move forward.

Bangladesh's Nafira Nayeem Ahmad and Shamim Ahmed Mridha were honoured with the Legacy Award.