Trends / The story behind Zaineen Karim’s crimson Fondazione Prada look
22 September 2026
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Life & Living
19-year-old Bangladeshi researcher wins award at World Water Challenge 2026
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Technology
Six modern safety habits every parent needs today
21 September 2026
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Relationships & Family
Perspective / The real reason Dhaka’s women-only buses are running empty
21 September 2026
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Life & Living
Next Step / How to make LinkedIn work for you before graduation
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Technology
OpenAI and Anthropic press Australia to soften AI copyright ban
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Technology
Why lightweight printed sarees are the ultimate everyday wear
21 September 2026
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Life & Living
Opinion / Can fluency in English be a measure of intelligence?
20 September 2026
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Campus
Dhaka’s office lunch: What are we actually eating?
20 September 2026
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Health & Fitness
Cooking with sugarcane
20 September 2026
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Food & Recipes
Hugging Face may be up for sale, valued at $13 billion: report
AI startup Hugging Face, which hosts open-source large language models and datasets, has been exploring a potential sale that could value the company at $13 billion or more, according to a Business Insider report.
24 August 2026
India plans to launch its first tokenised corporate bond pilot: report
India is set to introduce tokenised corporate bonds next month, as it trials blockchain technology for instant settlement of bond trades, three people with direct knowledge of the matter said to Reuters on Monday.
24 August 2026
Mini human brains grown in labs could outperform AI, researchers say
Scientists at laboratories across the United States and Australia are growing miniature human brains from stem cells and training them to perform computing task.
24 August 2026
From grooming to advocacy: The growing mission of Ahona Rahman and Nadia Hossain
Founded by Ahona Rahman and Nadia Hossain, Dhaka's Pampered Paws Bangladesh expands pet-care services and advocates for stray animal welfare through community education, Gulshan Lake Park's Dog Walking Club, and urban coexistence initiatives.
24 August 2026
Rising from the ashes: Ahmed Tuhin Reza and Tanzila Elma return with renewed purpose
Following a devastating fire, House of Ahmed launched Chapter 2 at Gulshan's Ventura Mall in Dhaka, redefining contemporary Bangladeshi luxury through exquisite zardozi craftsmanship, cultural motifs, and high-profile celebrity fashion ensembles.
24 August 2026
Why we owe street animals a better solution than culling
Nahid Islam Bristy of Furry Friends Foundation advocates for CNVR to manage stray dog populations in Dhaka, highlighting how relocation fails while humane sterilization prevents disease, curbs cruelty, and builds safer, healthier urban communities.
23 August 2026
Behind Choko Poko & Family: A home built around rescue
Sabina Rahman Mukti and Sinthia Tanzim Srayoshe drive animal rescue through Choko Poko & Family in Dhaka, feeding hundreds of stray dogs nightly while urging systematic spaying and stronger Bangladesh welfare law enforcement.
23 August 2026
How to make your balcony bird-friendly this summer
Help urban wildlife thrive in Dhaka by placing food and water on balconies. Attracting sparrows, bulbuls, and crows with seeds, fruit, or fresh leftovers preserves the city’s shrinking ecosystem against rapid development.
22 August 2026
Dave Bautista cast as Kratos in Amazon’s God of War series
Dave Bautista has been confirmed as the new Kratos in Amazon Prime Video's live-action adaptation of God of War, replacing Ryan Hurst after the actor suffered an injury during production.
21 August 2026
A beginner’s guide to Gen Z dating dictionary
Decode modern Gen Z dating terminology with popular trends like pocketing, zombieing, soft-launching, and emotional Airbnb. Explore how young adults across urban centers like Dhaka navigate digital relationships to find genuine human connection today.
20 August 2026
Adopt, don’t shop: Give a deshi animal a home
Transform pet care perceptions in Bangladesh by adopting vulnerable deshi dogs and cats instead of buying pedigree breeds. Fashion designer Sumaya Khan emphasizes that responsible rescue adoption creates lifelong family bonds and vital animal welfare.
20 August 2026
Why pets are the ultimate non-judgemental companions
Discover how pet companionship offers deep psychological healing, reducing urban loneliness and anxiety. Experts like Dr Helal Uddin Ahmed explain how animals trigger oxytocin, bridge family conflicts, and foster purpose for individuals in Dhaka.
20 August 2026
How to help your child cope with the loss of a pet
Navigating pet loss trauma, Dhaka students like Sunehra Subah process profound grief after losing cherished companions. Child psychiatrist Dr Helal Uddin Ahmed emphasizes using honest language and closure rituals to foster emotional healing.
20 August 2026
The predicaments women commuters face on public transportation
A single ride involves fighting to board, fighting for a seat, fighting off unwanted hands, and fighting to be heard.
20 August 2026
The pitfalls of armchair psychology
Why overusing clinical labels online dilutes meaning for real diagnosis.
20 August 2026
The struggles of students with hyperhidrosis
How hyperhidrosis severely impacts student lives.
20 August 2026
A cosmic object at the edge of stardom
This Bangladeshi astronomer found an object that challenges the definition of a star
19 August 2026
Women took the wheel and misogyny took over social media
Address Dhaka public transport harassment by launching the women-only Pink Bus service. Female drivers and helpers face online sexist mockery, highlighting deep misogyny while creating safer, comfortable commuting spaces for Bangladeshi women.
19 August 2026
How should parents react to their child's O’Level results
Navigate O Level exam results by choosing supportive parenting over academic pressure. Open communication, constructive goal setting, and empathy help students like Assaduzaman Abrar and Rafia Mondal overcome disappointment and build true resilience.
19 August 2026
Home, through the lens of a photographer
Preserve fleeting memories of family, change, and belonging this World Photography Day as amateur Bangladeshi photographers, including Tajrian Akther and Sanjana Ahmed, capture nostalgic moments, changing Dhaka skylines, and quiet home spaces before time passes.
19 August 2026