The term “makeover” is increasingly common among fashion enthusiasts. Although previously unfamiliar, this word has suddenly gained popularity. Recently, it has become fashionable to proclaim, “I have undergone a makeover,” while sporting a bobbed or curled hairstyle and occasionally wearing a touch of makeup on the face. Can a bit of grooming and embellishment serve … Read more
Under rainfall, the environment becomes desolate. You are simultaneously enjoying a moment of relaxation while holding a cup of coffee on the balcony. This is the nature of rain. This season distinguishes itself from others by evoking a profound sense of fondness in your heart. Furthermore, it exerts a significant influence on our attire. During … Read more
By: Dilruba Begum Fancy Prepared with a variety of fish, slightly increased salt, and an assortment of spices wrapped in banana leaves, this delectable dish is a delight. It is served alongside steamed rice. The Noakhali district is renowned for its picturesque landscapes, rich cultural heritage, warm hospitality, and delectable cuisine, including the traditional Pitha … Read more
By: THUEL SANGMA The town of Madhupur, located in Tangail, Bangladesh, holds the prestigious title of being the primary hub for pineapple production in the region. The pineapples grown in this area are widely esteemed for their exquisite fragrance and luscious, sweet taste, making them a sought-after delicacy. Issues such as mismanagement, insufficient planning, and … Read more
Exploring the natural environment in Khagrachari is a beautiful experience, with its abundant streams, springs, verdant hills, valleys, concealed caves, and celestial ponds. The town undergoes a complete transformation during the rainy season, making it an ideal time to visit. Unlike Sajek, Khagrachari offers unspoiled magnificence with its mountains and streams, including ten fountains of … Read more
By: MA AUNG MARMA Oraon tribals are basically caste with bad culture, customs, traditions, religion etc. Because – their rituals, religious festivals, dances, songs, music etc. are involved in all levels of Kundukh history. Kundukhs are also called Oraon. They have been living sporadically in Chotanagpur, Assam, Bhutan, Nepal, Andaman, Orissa, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, … Read more
Considerable time has passed since Srikrishna Acharya, the founder of Muktagacha Zeminderi, departed from the institution. To ensure the continuation of the Zeminderi bloodline for three generations, Zeminder Raghunandan Acharya made the constructive decision to formally adopt Gaurikant Acharya Chowdhury. It’s worth noting that Zeminder Gaurikant Acharya Chowdhury did not have any biological offspring. Following … Read more
A Reflection of Bangladesh’s Sociopolitical Landscape By: Sheikh Saadi The recent protests against the job quota system in Bangladesh highlight a complex interplay of historical injustices, socio-economic disparities, and aspirations for a meritocratic society. These protests, reminiscent of past student movements, have sparked a fervent debate on the efficacy and fairness of the current system. … Read more
Of recent catastrophic incident, curfew on Bangladesh’s Global Reputation and Mitigation Strategies By: SHAM ISLAM In response to recent events, the government of Bangladesh has instituted a curfew to prioritise the safety and security of its citizens. Bangladesh, known for its vibrant culture and significant economic advancements, is aware of the global scrutiny that often … Read more
By: Sham Islam The residents of Sylhet and Sunamganj are facing flooding for the third time this year due to heavy rainfall in the region and upstream in India. The water levels of several rivers, including the Surma, Jadukata, Kushiyara, and Sari, have exceeded the hazard limit at various locations. The flooding has completely submerged … Read more
Transforming Urban Connectivity People widely recognise Dhaka, the central metropolis of Bangladesh, for its bustling economic activities and diverse cultural heritage. However, alongside its dynamism, the city grapples with the infamous issue of heavy traffic congestion. This challenge has intensified due to the rapid pace of urbanisation and population growth, straining the city’s infrastructure and … Read more
Despite the Bangladesh women’s squad struggling with their batting and bowling performances, they are determined to bounce back in their upcoming matches. India has set a modest target of only 81 runs, focusing on seizing every opportunity to secure a victory. Following the conclusion of the Asia Cup, the Tigresses are regrouping and preparing to … Read more
After eight long years, the ICC Champions Trophy is returning. Now, the tournament is going to be in Pakistan. Eight teams will participate in the 2025 Champions Trophy. The eight nations participating in the upcoming Champions Trophy were finalised amid India’s last ODI World Cup. Meanwhile, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has prepared a draft … Read more
May 2023 marked her last appearance in the red-green jersey. The notable absence of star Pacer Jahanara Alam was evident during the matches against India and Pakistan in the Asia Cup and World Cup. Despite spending significant time waiting, she has yet to receive a call. However, Jahanara has now secured the opportunity to represent … Read more
Snigdha Misty, an influential figure and dedicated founder and chairperson of Glow Women, played a pivotal role in coordinating the highly anticipated Women Empowerment Summit 2024. This empowering event occurred on July 6, 2024, at the prestigious Mayfair Venue in Ilford, London. The summit provided a platform for women from diverse backgrounds to unite, share … Read more
Four British Bangladeshi Women Re-elected to UK Parliament, Two Appointed as Cabinet Ministers In the recent parliamentary elections on July 4th, four British Bangladeshi women were successfully re-elected as Members of Parliament (MPs). This marks a significant stride forward in the United Kingdom’s political landscape regarding diversity and representation. The re-election of these pioneering women … Read more
A Journey of Resilience and Rising Popularity By: Sheikh Saadi Background and Early Life Kamala Harris, born on October 20, 1964, in Oakland, California, is the daughter of immigrants—her mother, Shyamala Gopalan, was a cancer researcher from India, and her father, Donald Harris, an economist from Jamaica. Growing up in a diverse environment, Harris was … Read more
Tulip Siddiq and Rushanara Ali become first Bengali-origin full ministers in the UK The recent appointment of Tulip Siddiq and Rushanara Ali, both of Bengali origin, as full ministers in the United Kingdom government holds enormous historical significance in British politics. Notably, this pivotal moment represents the first time they have achieved such influential positions … Read more
A Growing Concern in Bangladesh Introduction The deadly Russell’s viper, sometimes known as Dabloia russellii, worries Bangladesh more and more. Because of its aggressive nature and potent venom, this snake poses a significant threat to people living in both rural and metropolitan settings. The Ministry of Environment, Forests, and Climate Change has published important directions … Read more
By: DR ADAM GADHVI The common indicators of someone with poor sleep hygiene are struggling to get to sleep; waking up during the night and feeling sleepy during the day. If this is not addressed, it may lead to other problems with your mood and well-being. Below are some tips on how to improve your … Read more