‘We must vaccinate 95 percent of the children to curb measles outbreak’
10 April 2026
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Interview
A moment to unite and deliver
17 February 2026
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Editorial
Satire / Things we got before GTA 6
4 May 2025
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Technology
Satire / A joyful nation of new names!
11 April 2025
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Satire
ESSAY / Between tradition and taboo: The arranged marriage trope in Bangla dark romance literature
26 February 2025
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Books
The politics of the 'clash' between Bangalees and Paharis
8 October 2024
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THE GREATEST STORY
‘Got back my rhythm at the right time’
28 May 2024
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Cric Blitz
Satire / Bangladesh's T20 World Cup: Disappointment guaranteed
26 May 2024
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SHOUT
The Definitive Youth Magazine
13 July 2023
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Cover Story
Editorial
13 July 2023
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SHOUT
Why do bad movies have cult followings?
When The Room first came out back in 2003 it was met with raucous laughter from critics and audiences. But as time went on it eventually formed a fanbase with it getting sold out midnight screenings each month around the US.
22 July 2020
Public Universities in Changing Times
Today's Echoes tries to explore where constraints lie for public universities. It's based on the experience of economics students of Jahangirnagar, Barisal, Mawlana Bhashani and BUP.
22 July 2020
WIRED
What if we met not in this decade but in one where love would be a mechanical process? Would it be different then? Or is it what it is? What if we met at an age when engineers created love like they create machines now?
22 July 2020
The Departure
I’ll walk past the sea shore,
22 July 2020
ESCAPE TO ETERNITY
I have travelled so far
In the hope for an escape
22 July 2020
It’s a frozen fascination
Think about it; do you really love the same flavours now, that you did when you were 12? Or has your taste palette evolved, so to speak?
22 July 2020
All About Cakes
Cakes seem to bring everyone together. As I grew up, I realised it wasn't just the taste I enjoyed, it was the art that cakes are. It might sound funny or even dramatic to someone who doesn't understand the art that it is and the beauty it holds.
22 July 2020
Editorial
We have something special for you next week.
22 July 2020
Babar Adorshe Ami
The idea was to engage the young netizens in social media where they were asked to share what is that inspiring ideology of their fathers that they carry in themselves to be a better person.
21 July 2020
BULLETIN BOARD
News from universities.
19 July 2020
SEU organises online freshers' reception and orientation programme
News from universities.
19 July 2020
Editorial
When did you open your Facebook account?
15 July 2020
When Paper Does Art
Over the years, paper quilling has gained immense popularity because of its straightforward and self-explanatory learning technique and easily procurable materials.
15 July 2020
The Writer's Block-down
Writer's block is something every writer goes through when they run out of inspiration. It's a disdainful feeling of being stumped and dissatisfied. And this takes a whole new toll on writers now that they are stuck at home.
15 July 2020
Emerging toxicity in social media
The validation that we crave has led to this amassed entitlement, always evident but never as valid as now. Meaningless verbal altercations and fear mongering for personal amusement took up the newsfeeds. Generalised jokes became personal, vicious jabs that targeted demographics at once.
15 July 2020
Playing with Memories
In most cases, nostalgia has three factors: time, place and people. One of these—time that has passed—is a constant in all nostalgic memories. What if I fooled around with the other two factors?
15 July 2020
Our anxiety regarding social media notifications
Studies suggest that anxiety is induced due to a higher level of screen time in social media platforms because everyone else's life looks perfect in the virtual world, except ours.
15 July 2020
Nox Caelo
You're so annoying sometimes. Sorry, we do not use negativity towards ourselves. I'm sorry, I did not mean that. You're a wonderful person. Please grab a rag. We need to meditate.
15 July 2020
A Curious Case of Mini-Mania
If you've ever stopped scrolling to look at a tiny cake, or even diminutive succulents, you're not alone in your admiration. But the question still stands, and it's a curious one at that: what is there to love in a miniature?
15 July 2020
The Sims 2020: Karmic Justice Edition
It is true what they say, you reap what you sow. It may have taken a life-threatening plague for my eyes to finally open up and have this crushing realisation of the irrevocable damage I have caused, but I promise I'm a changed person now, growing and learning from my horrid past.
15 July 2020