AI is here. Can Bangladesh’s education system adapt?
17 September 2026
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Wisdom
Why are we in such a hurry to live?
15 September 2026
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Wisdom
Why I chose teaching over a corporate career
14 September 2026
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Wisdom
The moral hierarchy of blood
13 September 2026
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Wisdom
The curious case of Bangladeshi ‘tension’
12 September 2026
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Wisdom
What can a teacher give that AI cannot?
10 September 2026
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Wisdom
What phuchka and jhalmuri can teach us about the science of taste
9 September 2026
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Wisdom
Remembering Yayoi Kusama: My encounters with the master of infinity
8 September 2026
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Wisdom
Dress and morality : The politics of what women wear
7 September 2026
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Wisdom
Is being single at 35 a failure?
6 September 2026
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Wisdom
Do we really need to own what we love?
The freedom is to see beauty without claiming it and to love without needing to possess it.
2 November 2025
Why we dream big but struggle with small acts
Perhaps saving the Earth really does start with helping Mom do the dishes. Because dishes are real.
20 October 2025
What Bangladesh can learn from C. N. Yang’s legacy
As Bangladesh aspires to transform itself into a knowledge-based economy, Yang's story carries both inspiration and instruction
19 October 2025
What are we really running from?
The moment a meeting lulls, a conversation pauses, or a task feels a bit too long, my phone is in my hand. It lights up. And I’m gone.
12 October 2025
In praise of slowness: Rethinking life in a fast-moving Bangladesh
Slow living isn’t just a trend – it’s a necessity in the fight against burnout, anxiety, and stress related to climate change
10 October 2025
The art of staying calm in an angry world
Both our genetic makeup and past experiences impact our brain's chemistry, which in turn affects how we respond to different situations
7 October 2025
The art of slow seeing: Meditations from rickshaw rides
In truth, we are all passengers, seated on different rickshaws of life.
5 October 2025
Are we hardwired for unhappiness?
The sad reality about humans is that we are not wired for happiness. Natural selection prioritises survival and reproduction, which does not necessarily involve being happier. People are now less happy than they ever have been. This is not just an abstract philosophical issue; it is becoming a national concern.
23 June 2025