Different Shades of Green

Showing an unusual plant species, 8-year-old Subah Salam desperately asks her mother, “What is the name of this tree?” Her mother Shahrina Salam (35) eagerly introduces the Ulatkambal plant (one kind of medicinal plant) to her daughter, and shows some interesting looking cactus to her as well.
1 September 2016

What were we talking about?

There's this absolutely brilliant ad on TV, that starts with a girl taking her mother out to a fancy hotel after getting her first salary.
1 September 2016

NUMBERS 71+

71+ is the number of people killed in Yemeni city of Aden. An explosives-laden car rammed into an army recruiting centre in 29th August, 2016 and the explosion killed more than 71 people and injured another 98 people. It is the deadliest terrorist attack on any Yemeni city in over a year.
1 September 2016

TERROR LURKING AROUND: #JusticeForRisha

Fourteen-year-old Suraiya Akter Risha was just another Dhaka teen – a happy child who would plan a fun weekend with friends and family members, a top achiever at school, maybe even a crazy cricket fan and a music lover – she was just another girl from next doors.
1 September 2016

Aiming for Visibility

The first time I saw The Vagina Monologues being performed, was at a women's day event in Yorkshire in 2009.
1 September 2016

False Tiger Moth

It's easy to overlook the little guys in nature but many times, these little guys deserve just as much attention as their more charismatic
25 August 2016

Dare to Be A Star!

Now-a-days, nobody questions the significance of good communication skills. Being able to communicate effectively is regarded as one of the most important of all life skills.
25 August 2016

Remembering the Forgotten Hero

In August, the Indian subcontinent was decisively divided after two hundred years of British rule. This division, the product of a long
25 August 2016

Duelling the Dilemma

A Facebook post by a Pune-based banker and mother Swati Chitalkar, whose child was unwell with fever on August 16, recently made
25 August 2016

MAILBOX

How the Steel was Tempered
25 August 2016

SNAPSHOT

“Hark, now hear the sailors cry, smell the sea, and feel the sky let your soul & spirit fly, into the mystic...” – Van Morrison
25 August 2016

Back to Basics

Phones are what peoples' lives, in this day and age, revolve around. From the most private of details, to the most exclusive of news
25 August 2016

Diary of a Smart Phone addict

I was never much of a tech-savvy person. Even when I was younger, I never fell into the hype of the newest trendy phones. Since I got
25 August 2016

Rediscovering Dhaka Collegiate School

In 1835 the General Committee of Public Interaction submitted a proposal to Lord William Bentinck, asking to
25 August 2016

Unearthing the Mystery

The Girl on the Train' is a psychological thriller which will definitely keep you stuck to your seat for the longest time.
25 August 2016

5 Reasons Why You Should Read

So many times, countless actually, people have come to me and said, 'reading is just not my thing', or 'reading is
25 August 2016

Reading your Future, Knowing your Fortune!

One of man's oldest and unattained curiosities is to know what lies in the future for him. Even the most advanced
25 August 2016

Of melodies and rights

A Bangladeshi celebration of any kind is incomplete without the song 'Abaar elo je shondhya'; a child growing up
25 August 2016

PEARLS OF WISDOM

PEARLS OF WISDOM
25 August 2016

Floods and Dholai Khal: Dacca to Dhaka relived

Bangladesh experienced three devastating floods in 1954, 1955 and 1988. In 1955 due to the rolling water from the
25 August 2016