Dhaka University renamed Mangal Shobhajatra to Barshabaran Ananda Shobhajatra, returning to its original 1989 title. The change raises questions about cultural identity, symbolism, and UNESCO heritage status, though the festive spirit of Pahela Baishakh remains unchanged.
Bangladesh stands in solidarity with Palestine, but misguided protests harming local businesses weaken the cause. Strategic, peaceful resistance—not vandalism—builds real change. Channelling anger through smart, targeted action sustains justice without destroying local livelihoods or support.
Eid’s festive joys often come with well-meaning relatives bombarding you with marriage questions. Escape gracefully with strategies like food defense, reverse psychology, mysterious love life, or political distractions. Stay strong and enjoy the holiday!
Marina Abramović’s Rhythm 0 exposed how society punishes silence, mirroring real-world abuse victims’ struggles. Women endure mistreatment yet face blame for not resisting. Vulnerability isn’t consent. Change starts by holding perpetrators accountable, not victims. Will we finally act?
International Women’s Day highlights progress, but safety remains a crisis in Bangladesh. Weak law enforcement, victim-blaming, and moral policing enable violence. Real change demands stronger laws, faster justice, safer spaces, and an end to impunity for harassers.
Every year on 3 March, the world celebrates World Wildlife Day to raise awareness about protecting animals. In Bangladesh, a country rich in biodiversity, yet rapidly urbanising, conservation efforts are more crucial than ever.
Celebrate self-love this Valentine’s Day by practicing gratitude, self-care, and mindfulness. Indulge in favourite foods, hobbies, and gifts while reflecting on personal growth. Embrace independence and cherish your relationship with yourself for a fulfilling, empowering experience.
Social media has become a crucial part of this transformation, influencing everything from politics to social movements.
Dhaka University renamed Mangal Shobhajatra to Barshabaran Ananda Shobhajatra, returning to its original 1989 title. The change raises questions about cultural identity, symbolism, and UNESCO heritage status, though the festive spirit of Pahela Baishakh remains unchanged.
Bangladesh stands in solidarity with Palestine, but misguided protests harming local businesses weaken the cause. Strategic, peaceful resistance—not vandalism—builds real change. Channelling anger through smart, targeted action sustains justice without destroying local livelihoods or support.
Eid’s festive joys often come with well-meaning relatives bombarding you with marriage questions. Escape gracefully with strategies like food defense, reverse psychology, mysterious love life, or political distractions. Stay strong and enjoy the holiday!
Marina Abramović’s Rhythm 0 exposed how society punishes silence, mirroring real-world abuse victims’ struggles. Women endure mistreatment yet face blame for not resisting. Vulnerability isn’t consent. Change starts by holding perpetrators accountable, not victims. Will we finally act?
International Women’s Day highlights progress, but safety remains a crisis in Bangladesh. Weak law enforcement, victim-blaming, and moral policing enable violence. Real change demands stronger laws, faster justice, safer spaces, and an end to impunity for harassers.
Every year on 3 March, the world celebrates World Wildlife Day to raise awareness about protecting animals. In Bangladesh, a country rich in biodiversity, yet rapidly urbanising, conservation efforts are more crucial than ever.
Celebrate self-love this Valentine’s Day by practicing gratitude, self-care, and mindfulness. Indulge in favourite foods, hobbies, and gifts while reflecting on personal growth. Embrace independence and cherish your relationship with yourself for a fulfilling, empowering experience.
Social media has become a crucial part of this transformation, influencing everything from politics to social movements.
This incident raises serious concerns about the safety and welfare of stray animals in Bangladesh.
