Career / Navigating a career in public health
17 September 2026
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Campus
Perspective / Why do we always feel like we have nothing to wear?
17 September 2026
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Life & Living
7 places that show you the best of Sri Lanka
17 September 2026
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Travel
Opinion / Why Bangladeshi unis should consider offering online degrees
17 September 2026
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Campus
Shift / Bangladesh drivers secure podium finishes at Malaysia Festival of Speed
17 September 2026
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Technology
Perspective / What can the price of an iPhone Duo buy in Bangladesh?
16 September 2026
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Life & Living
Women In Focus / Three women, many ventures, one shared vision
17 September 2026
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Life & Living
Separating baby blues from postpartum depression: What we should know
17 September 2026
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Health & Fitness
Opinion / Why Ducsu’s faculty evaluation move matters
16 September 2026
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Campus
NRB entrepreneur's fintech startup raises $20 million seed round
16 September 2026
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Technology
Old Dhaka’s Narinda wasn't always called Narinda!
Our city dates back to pre-Mughal times; and Narinda, with this mosque, is a testament to that.
8 June 2026
China’s ‘river chief system’ and a roadmap for Bangladesh’s rivers
I found myself standing at the edge of the Xinghai Peninsula Wetland Park. What lay ahead was not just a landscape, but a lesson in how a country chooses to treat its water.
12 April 2026
How a one-stop service centre in China's Yuxi simplifies life for citizens
The first thing that struck me was how little it felt like a government office
11 April 2026
How to train your social media feed to show content you actually like
In the attention economy, it doesn’t matter whether you love something or hate it; what matters is that you looked
30 March 2026
Debunking the myth of 'stray-free' countries
The lie we tell when a stray dog is beaten, poisoned, or ‘disappeared’ in Bangladesh
30 March 2026
Pakistani politician wants the last word on ‘Dhurandhar 2’, and maybe his own film
Nabil Gabol claims the character of Jameel Jamali was based on him, plans to respond with ‘Lyari Ka Gabbar’
29 March 2026
Long before fake news and algorithms, this 1986 film saw how truth could be shaped and weaponised
New Delhi Times: A film on analogue era journalism, a mirror for the digital age
29 March 2026
Not every Harry Potter fan is ready for a Black Snape; that’s exactly why it matters
Paapa Essiedu’s casting has sparked a fierce fan debate, exposing the uneasy line between loyalty to canon and resistance to representation
26 March 2026
A fall that is not autumn
March recasts the meaning of falling leaves
24 March 2026
Rebecca: A ghost story without a ghost
Hitchcock’s adaptation turns a dead woman into a living force
22 March 2026
Dhaka in holiday mode: Post-Eid crowds pack zoo, parks, metro rail
Families pour into major attractions
22 March 2026
The iconic duo that anchors Eid celebrations across Bangladesh
A plate of polao-roast: Eid’s signature pairing
21 March 2026
A crescent moon for the broken
Why Eid does not arrive the same for everyone, and how a classic ghazal gives voice to that quiet divide
21 March 2026
When Chuck Norris died, the myth kept standing
Action icon and martial arts maestro dies at 86, leaving behind a legacy
20 March 2026
The cost of a distant war being paid in Bangladeshi lives
Bangladeshi migrant workers sustain the nation, even as they face growing dangers abroad
19 March 2026
‘Where are you?’ The afterlife of a song that outlived borders
A drifting ghazal resurfaces on digital tides, revealing how a shared past still sings in one voice across divided geographies
18 March 2026
The little traveller and her feathered companion
Six-year-old Arba draws smiles at Dhaka’s Kamalapur Railway Station as she boards a train carrying her beloved pet cockatoo
18 March 2026
Odyssey of the golden Greek
From refugee to a colossus of commerce, Aristotle Onassis forged an empire and a legend steeped in glamour, ambition and tragedy
17 March 2026
Middle East or West Asia?
Rethinking a colonial-era label
17 March 2026
When paper carried love: Eid cards find their way back to Dhaka’s streets
Beyond the screen, a fading childhood ritual returns, proving that some traditions are too precious to be left in the digital past
17 March 2026