The Unspoken Rules of Apartment Living in Dhaka

If you live in Dhaka, you don’t just live in a city; you live in a vertical village. Whether you are in a posh complex in Gulshan or a crammed building in Mirpur, the experience of being a "tenant" is a universal bond that unites us all.
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From Waste Dump to Landmark

The story begins behind an abandoned factory of the British American Tobacco company, where for years a stretch of land had served as an informal dumping ground. No one went there unless they had to. It was a forgotten place. When the owners of the adjacent property sought to redevelop the grounds, the earliest proposals were conventional: build a road, construct a checkpoint, add infrastructure for car parking
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The Beige Awakening

Beige, cream, oat, mushroom, and sand are shades that sit comfortably with our light, our heat, our dust, and our cultural palette. Done right, they create a pleasant, natural backdrop
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How Rikta Akter Banu’s school transforming the lives of special children

Years ago, Rikta faced a moment that would break most parents. Her daughter, a child with special needs, was rejected and insulted by educational institutions. They didn’t see a student; they saw a burden.
19 January 2026, 22:05 PM

Jamdani and Nakshi Kantha enter global conversations through design

At first glance, you may feel like looking at a thrifted jacket or a misfit patchwork dress. Once you look closely, you will see the stitches do not repeat.
18 January 2026, 00:00 AM

Lal Sabuj Society grows into nationwide youth platform

Lal Sabuj Society works in areas including climate action, mental health, skills development, protection and safety.
14 January 2026, 19:55 PM

Libraries as gateways to knowledge, culture, and responsible citizenship

The library not only exposed me to diverse knowledge but also instilled values of responsibility and integrity.
14 January 2026, 17:40 PM

Maria’s mission to bring seaweed to dinner tables across Bangladesh

Seaweed’s appeal lies not only in its culinary versatility but also in its nutritional power.
6 January 2026, 04:16 AM

The unstoppable engineer transforming Bangladesh Railway

Tasruzzaman Babu has proven that innovation comes from having the right attitude, not just the best resources.
2 January 2026, 13:54 PM

Learning through play: Shaping young minds for a lifetime of learning

Purposeful play enables children to express ideas, build relationships and tackle problems in authentic contexts. 
27 December 2025, 16:04 PM

From dorm room coder to national tech mentor: The journey of Sumit Saha

What started as personal curiosity later turned into a profession and a learning platform used by thousands across Bangladesh.
12 December 2025, 04:18 AM

Kenya’s cashless culture can stimulate potential for Bangladesh: A Traveler’s Take

From the bustling streets of Nairobi to the serene Maasai villages and even the sun-kissed shores of Diani Beach, one thing was clear: everyone uses mobile money.
10 December 2025, 14:08 PM

Noor Mohammad: The food warrior of Barind

Noor Mohammad’s ambition extends far beyond his own fields. He sees his work as a solution to a national problem
9 December 2025, 11:34 AM

Reshmi's sea fish chips venture earns lakhs monthly

Inspiring young entrepreneur Nazma Akter Reshmi stands confidently in front of her fish chips products in her office at Adarshagram, Kolatali in Cox’s Bazar.
4 December 2025, 04:18 AM

AI integration into tertiary education: Opportunities and challenges

AI-powered platforms can monitor a learner's progress in real-time and change the lessons accordingly to fit his/her learning speed rather than applying a general approach like before.
16 November 2025, 04:15 AM

Why accreditation matters in international education

This is where international accreditation becomes so important.
12 November 2025, 06:02 AM

Supply Chain and AI: Charting the next frontier for Bangladesh 

The future of supply chains will be defined by intelligence, resilience and responsibility.
10 November 2025, 07:36 AM

Dr Nasrin Akter Ivy: Cultivator of hopes in agriculture

Working as a Professor and Director of IQAC at the Gazipur Agricultural University, she is determined to conduct research that tackles the food crisis threatening to undermine humanity.
2 November 2025, 04:05 AM

A voice for mother nature: Shah Israt Azmery’s green mission

She believes in focusing all of her efforts on some key changes that will have a lasting, sustainable impact on society as a whole.
2 November 2025, 04:00 AM

The true currency of leadership: Trust

Every leader at some point in his or her career stands on a "burning building"—a moment of crisis, uncertainty, or change.
1 November 2025, 12:06 PM