Born in 1983, Nahida Nahid completed her graduation in Bangla Language and Literature from Jahangirnagar University. Besides teaching at Comilla University, she has also done extensive academic research on Bangla Literature. Her first book, Olokar Fu,l was published in 2017, followed by her book, Juthochari Adharer Golpo, in 2018, which won the Kali O Kolom Young Poet and Writers’ award that year. Her latest book, Purush Paat, narrates nine stories, focusing on men in contrast to their societal gender roles.

All across the world, women are stepping out of the safe confines of their homes to explore unknown cities, countries and continents.

Prabhudan Halder Dino's Love, Education and Food (LEF) for Life is a school that has been providing underprivileged children with education, food and vocational training since 2001. Over 300 children are schooled under the organisation. Besides literacy, LEF for Life teaches these children different life and leadership skills.

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English Club of the Laboratorians, Government Laboratory High School Dhaka, hosted their 3rd Laboratorians’ National English Carnival 2019 from March 8-10, at their Dhanmondi campus with the motto ‘Join the Revolution’.

Youth Festival Season 3, one of the most anticipated events of the year was organised on the campus of St Joseph Higher Secondary School from March 7 - 9.

Notre Dame University Bangladesh Business Club (NDUBBC), in association with Dhaka University Career Club, organised a peek-in programme titled ‘Essence from Experts’ as part of ‘DUCC presents Young Professional Summit recently, at the NDUB campus.

I was not surprised when I learned Bandhobi, neither was I surprised by the reactions it incited. What surprised me was how quite a few people of note jumped to blindly defending her work. I am particularly stumped by an opinion published on the Daily Star by Arafat Kazi, titled “Defending my Bandhobi”. It’s important to remember that whatever the quality of work is, bullying or harassment of any type isn’t commendable.

The journey of Pencil began as a Facebook group that started on September 12, 2016, with an assemblage of diverse writers, singers,

First officer Anita Rahman is one of the crew members who conducted the operation for bringing home both of Bangladesh Biman Airlines' Dreamliners.

The theme for 2019's International Women's Day campaign is 'Balance for Better', encouraging more balanced and equitable

This International Women’s Day, Bangladesh Debating Council organised the first ever Shevolution, an event for women, by women.

Green Genius Season 2 took place on recently at Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB). Organised by the Green Planet Club of IUB

To celebrate the Local Guides of Google's global community, Connect Live is back and will be bigger than ever. The event will be held

You’ve witnessed YouTuber, comedian, and now author Raba Khan’s greatest achievement. I’m not talking about the publication of Bandhobi, but its aftermath. Khan has singlehandedly helped Bangladesh’s social media population become literary critics. Lovelorn 19-year-olds who were sending her friend requests last week with messages saying “tomake nyc lagca” are now qualified to pass judgment on linguistic integrity.

You’ve witnessed YouTuber, comedian, and now author Raba Khan’s greatest achievement. I’m not talking about the publication of Bandhobi, but its aftermath. Khan has singlehandedly helped Bangladesh’s social media population become literary critics. Lovelorn 19-year-olds who were sending her friend requests last week with messages saying “tomake nyc lagca” are now qualified to pass judgment on linguistic integrity.

The theme for 2019’s International Women’s Day campaign is ‘Balance for Better’, encouraging more balanced and equitable relationships between men and women for a better society.

The DOTA 2 AGL Cup began on March 1 at the Auroral Gaming Lounge, Mohakhali, Dhaka with a game between FOR and Natki Bois.

The DRMC ENA International Tech Carnival 2019 was hosted at the Dhaka Residential Model College, where students from more than 50 educational institutions participated.

International Student Festival in Trondheim (ISFiT), 2019 took place recently in Trondheim, Norway. Eight Bangladeshis, from 500 students representing 145 countries, participated in the event, where migration was the key theme.