The Telenor Youth Forum 2015, which concluded in December of last year, brought back the highly popular arena for debate, discussion and experience sharing. This time, the Telenor team scoured through 13 countries with Telenor’s presence to find 25 of the brightest young minds.

“It's easy to find your passion, really. You have to identify what attracts you – to the point that you start feeling selfishly possessive about it,”

Teen Tekka is a radio show on Colours FM101.6 for the teenagers of Bangladesh. It is the first of its kind and airs every Tuesday night at 11 PM.

We shush girls into acceptance, a reminder for them to know that harassment is only normative and something as fundamental as speaking out ...

National Youth Award will be given to 15 youths for their contributions to establishing self-employment projects on November 1 marking the National Youth Day.

Three students of the Department of Statistics, Biostatistics & Informatics of Dhaka University were awarded with Prof Qazi Motahar

Two people were killed and 40 others injured in a clash between the people of two villagers in Lakhai upazila of Habiganj district

A trucker burnt when miscreants hurl a petrol bomb at his vehicle on Dhaka-Chittagong highway in Daudkandi upazila of Comilla.

Huge quantity of ash is being produced from burning jute sticks in six large furnaces set beside the area of Bangladesh Small and Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC) at Khatapara village under Aditmari upazila, posing threat to health and environment.

Alleged activist of Islami Chhatra Shibir dies and one other shot during clash with police in Noakhali Sadar upazila.

Nurunnahar-Moni Charitable Eye Hospital will arrange a free medical camp on the hospital compound at Fazilpur in Feni district

Two kids in Dimla upazila of the district got hospitalised with injuries as their schoolteachers beat them mercilessly for 'failure' to

Bangladesh is the third most depressing place to live on earth, a recent survey says

When she told her family that she would lead the effort to revive their family's moribund garment business six years ago, they immediately opposed as Vidiya Amrit Khan was just 28.