Tangail taant: A classic saree for every weekday

7 September 2026 Fashion & Beauty
Transform your daily wardrobe by styling breathable Tangail sarees for modern Dhaka commutes. By pairing lightweight Bangladeshi cotton with blazers, shirts, or comfortable blouses, women easily embrace UNESCO-recognized heritage wear as practical, versatile everyday fashion.
The versatile appeal of focaccia bread
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Mungdi brings hill cuisine to Dhaka
2 August 2026 Food & Recipes
The flavours of a rainy afternoon
26 July 2026 Food & Recipes
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19 July 2026 Food & Recipes

What to eat when you have dengue: Three stages of recovery

8 September 2026 Health & Fitness
Rebuild health during Dengue infection by drinking electrolyte-rich coconut water and transitioning to nutrient-dense foods like khichuri, spinach, and papaya leaves, boosting platelet counts and restoring vital energy naturally.

Stitching bigger futures: How creativity is shaping a new generation of Bengali women

Bengali culture has upheld its creativity since time immemorial through hand-stitched fabrics and expressive patterns. The designs of our artisans spoke different stories, breathing life into each creation. Needless to say, Bengali women in the fashion sector, over the years, have transformed the industry into a global phenomenon.
23 May 2026

From weddings to warmth: Saimul Karim’s interior design shift

Through Eskay Decor’s newest venture into interior design and furniture, Samiu Karim is now working with permanence instead of performance. The shift from event décor to home interiors may seem dramatic on paper, but at its core, his philosophy remains surprisingly similar.
23 May 2026

How Gen Z rebranded Millennial childhood struggles into modern vibes

Explore the nostalgic cultural clash between Millennials and Gen Z as retro Y2K fashion, grainy flash photography, and modern therapy language redefine digital branding, social media aesthetics, and toxic workplace boundaries across internet generations.
21 May 2026

5 epic destinations in Asia that won’t cost a fortune

Discover budget-friendly Asian travel destinations from Bangladesh, exploring Nepal, Bhutan, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Thailand to experience breathtaking landscapes, vibrant culture, and world-class street food while creating unforgettable memories without breaking your bank account.
21 May 2026

Armeen Musa breaks boundaries with music, theatre, and South Asian art

Trace Bangladeshi musician Armeen Musa’s transformative journey from Berklee and Coke Studio’s Deora to theatrical acting, embracing creative evolution and diverse South Asian identities to discover artistic freedom beyond conventional boundaries.
21 May 2026

How kachchi biriyani became the symbol of wedding prestige

Experience Dhaka wedding transformations through the evolution of kachchi biriyani from an elite luxury into a contemporary celebration spectacle, blending nostalgic traditional pulao with modern social aspirations to redefine authentic Bangladeshi hospitality and emotional feasting.
21 May 2026

This brave mother takes the wheel on the roads of Dhaka

Navigate Dhaka roads with Shahida, a resilient widowed mother driving an auto-rickshaw to survive. Facing male intimidation, her persistent struggle funds her daughters' education, transforming immense hardship into a quiet, hopeful journey toward independent female empowerment.
20 May 2026

Neymar Jr shares powerful advices for anyone struggling in life

Inspire your journey as Neymar Jr. returns to Brazil for the FIFA World Cup 2026, conquering intense career pressure and injury setbacks. Embrace his powerful motivational quotes on mental wellness, rest, and authentic peer support.
20 May 2026

The first Korean filmmaker to lead Cannes Jury: Who is Park Chan-Wook?

For the first time in the 79-year history of the Cannes Film Festival, a Korean filmmaker is sitting at the prestigious jury table, and somehow it felt long overdue. Park Chan-Wook, the visionary director behind some of the psychologically intense and visually exceptional films of modern cinema, has officially become the president of the 79th Cannes Film Festival.
19 May 2026

The chaos, beauty, and tradition of Gabtoli cattle market

Experience Dhaka’s iconic Gabtoli cattle market during Eid ul Adha, where traders brave chaotic crowds and mud to sell sacrificial animals. This vibrant, multi-generational ritual now thrives online through TikTokers capturing historic festive traditions.
19 May 2026

Accessorise your hair with flair!

Elevate boring hairstyles using chic accessories like claw clips, rhinestone pins, and traditional Bengali gold khopar kata hair jewellery. Match these historic ornaments with outfits for weddings or birthday parties to instantly boost your style.
19 May 2026

How Bangladeshis abroad keep qurbani traditions alive every year

Experiencing Eid ul Adha abroad, non-resident Bangladeshis navigate strict regulations to perform traditional Qurbani. From Sydney to Pennsylvania, diaspora communities adapt cattle market rituals, ensuring halal compliance while maintaining cultural connections and charity.
17 May 2026

How much gold is enough to survive your family’s judgment?

Navigating volatile BAJUS market rates, middle-class Bangladeshi families experience intense financial strain during Dhaka wedding seasons. Investing heavily in 22-carat jewellery remains a social expectation, prioritizing generational prestige over long-term economic security.
17 May 2026

Simple ideas to make your home festive this Eid

Redecorate your drawing and dining rooms ahead of festive celebrations like Eid. Elevate your Bangladeshi home using chic mood boards, modern neutral tones, fragrant reed diffusers, elegant Portmeirion dinner services, and stylish coffee setups.
17 May 2026

Alia Bhatt’s Cannes moment sparks debate over red carpet aura

Bollywood star Alia Bhatt sparkled at the 79th Cannes Film Festival wearing a peach Tamara Ralph couture gown. Representing L’Oréal Paris, her elegant French Riviera appearance ignited global debates regarding celebrity recognition and red-carpet aura.
14 May 2026

Why renaming PCOS to PMOS matters more than we think

Experts have recommended renaming PCOS to polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS). Learn why this change matters for your health and diagnosis.
14 May 2026

The social pressure and pain behind unemployment in Bangladesh

Confront the harsh reality of unemployment in Bangladesh where social stigma and depression haunt graduates. Rahat Kabir and others navigate the mental health struggles of being 'bekar' while seeking empathy amidst systemic job market challenges.
14 May 2026

Dhaka’s newest fashion brand focuses on clean cuts and comfort

Taskin Rahman and Samira Hamid launched Caleo Collective to redefine Dhaka’s fashion scene. Their contemporary clothing label prioritizes breathable linen fabrics and clean silhouettes, offering sustainable, versatile style for Bangladesh’s evolving local apparel market today.
14 May 2026

How to protect children from Dhaka’s scorching summer heat

Summer heat in Bangladesh is reaching dangerous levels. Learn essential tips to keep your children hydrated, safe, and healthy during the peak heat hours.
14 May 2026

The untold story of blue eyeshadow and women’s rebellion

Trace blue eyeshadow history from Cleopatra in ancient Egypt to modern TikTok trends. This iconic makeup shade symbolizes female liberation and rebellion, empowering women to reject rigid beauty standards through bold, unapologetic and vibrant self-expression.
11 May 2026