We need to observe the life cycle of an electronic product to understand the reality of how e-waste is generated and where its fate lies.
The recent incidents involving our educational institutions and teachers have shaken us to the core. I remember how I considered
If I recall correctly, the first-ever cover story of SHOUT coined and explored the themes surrounding “brain gain”. In contrast, the concept of “brain drain” defines how highly skilled and/or qualified individuals leave their home country and emigrate to a foreign land.
Mobile gaming has been around for a long time, since 1994 to be exact, when the world was introduced to a simplified version of Tetris on the Hagenuk MT-2000’s 1.5-inch display. However, it was not until three years later in 1997,
If not on paper, there is a good chance you are reading this article on a screen. Mobile phone, tab, desktop computer, maybe even the TV if you really like it. This article, in the future, will be available on the Internet, accessible to the masses for generations to come.
There was a time when I used to write poetry, and my first proper poem was titled “Friends”.
The best way to empower, perhaps, is when a woman works to look after their own.
I have an old National brand VHS player at home. Back in the 90s, my family was into Bangla and Indian television dramas, and the occasional film.
Almost 50 years since its independence, we have come a long way. And our education sector is enriching itself even more now, thanks to brilliant ideas and entrepreneurs.
Sadat was presented with the award today by Nobel Peace Prize laureate Malala Yousafzai.
SHOUT, The Daily Star and UNDP Bangladesh have partnered up to bring you stories of impactful start-ups.
SHOUT, The Daily Star and UNDP Bangladesh have partnered up to bring you stories of impactful start-ups.
The 19-year old right winger has been registered to train and play for the academy for the 2020-21 season.
When we talk about the youth, often we tend to exclude a segment of the young population -- the ones who live with autism. We forget they are
It is a blessing to have been born a 90s kid. I grew up in the height of MTV’s success, when music was largely accepted as a lifestyle and not just a form of art. I’ve had the Walkman, and still remember the day I bought my first (and only) mp3 player. No cassette, no disc, all technology.
For a young person in the city with limited hangout options, be it with friends, family or simply oneself, the halls provided entertainment in a beautifully unique way.
