The paces of savagery against ladies stay high. Just about two out of three around 72.6 percent of ever-hitched ladies in Bangladesh have encountered some type of accomplice savagery in the course of their life, and the greater part around 54.7 percent have encountered it over the most recent year.
Traditionally, rural Bengali women were restricted to the realm of the home, where they were responsible for running houses and caring for their families. It appeared impossible to disprove the stereotype that the fields of agriculture and road construction were solely the purview of men. Nevertheless, these ladies saw possibilities where others saw roadblocks. In … Read more
Gender-based discrimination against female children often starts in their own homes, even though a child’s family is their main and essential educator. This problem is exacerbated when families have both male and female children, highlighting the presence of gender inequality. Girls are often subject to limitations and restrictions simply because they were born female, and … Read more
Introduction: In recent years, social media has emerged as a powerful communication, connectivity, and self-expression tool. In Bangladesh, women have increasingly embraced social media platforms, breaking barriers and reshaping societal norms. This article explores the pivotal role of women in social media within Bangladesh, highlighting their empowerment, the challenges they face, and the potential for … Read more
Little by little, they built the family together with their love, faith and trust. A small word called ‘divorce’ breaks that happy family instantly. What’s strange, isn’t it? Divorce means that two people suddenly have different rights over things that were equal rights for two people. Divorce is the only easy solution to all the … Read more
Should I take a break or resign? Is it appropriate to entrust your infant to a nanny? It is impossible to provide a single response to each of these queries. It would help if you discovered the answer on your own. In urban areas, there is usually no rush to become a mother after marriage. … Read more
Rokeya and Afzal (both pseudonyms) went to school together. They also shared romantic feelings for one another. The ultimate goal was to pass the BCS exam, land a secure government position, and start a family. Jobs for Rocare Administration Trainees at BCS. But Afzal was unable to find work. Nonetheless, Rokey pushed for the couple … Read more
Today’s civilisation has reached its highest level of development due to the combined efforts of men and women. In all welfare-related concerns, the contribution of women is equivalent to that of males. In some fields, women contribute more than males. However, women have still not held the same position as men. Gender equality remains primarily … Read more
Both England and South Africa were victorious in the final group matches of the Women’s Twenty20 World Cup on February 21 at Newlands in Cape Town. As a result, England and South Africa are now scheduled to face each other in the tournament’s semi-finals. South Africa won over Bangladesh in the second game of a … Read more
The men and women of this country fought together for a flag in 1971 and liberated the country. Participating in guerilla operations, sharing news, cultural promotion, collection of money-medicine-food-clothes, medical and service work, food and shelter, etc., all women’s work played a role in achieving success in the liberation war. A war has been won … Read more
A Violation That Needs to Be Stopped Rapid population growth and dwindling resources are forcing people in some parts of the world to marry early. This traditional practice is often called “forced marriage.” Rural families facing extreme poverty may pressure their daughters into marrying much older men for money, land, or other resources. Sometimes girls … Read more
The Liberation Fight of 1971 was a war of the people. Everyone, regardless of gender, participated equally in this total conflict. After the 25th of March, the Pakistani army began taking control of the whole nation of Bangladesh. At the time, demonstrators and liberation fighters, especially in Dhaka, attempted to oppose them. Khansena murdered a … Read more
The killing of Mahsa Amini in police custody has sparked hijab-wearing protests in Iran. The streets were filled with thousands of men and women. Women wearing compulsory hijab are burning on the streets. Several days resulted in the deaths of at least 200 civilians. Amini, age 22, was arrested because she was not wearing a … Read more
By: ZUNAIRA ZAHID It’s been called the “silent epidemic” because it’s so often hidden behind closed doors. But the truth is that violence against women is a real problem in our society. Violence against women is any act or threat of physical, sexual, or psychological violence directed against women by men. It can take many … Read more
The number of public buses in Dhaka City is insufficient, and they are frequently overcrowded, making them unusable for many people, especially the elderly, the disabled, and women. Early in the 1980s, Bangladesh Road Transport Corporation (BRTC) offered services for a “women only” bus (also known as a “women bus”) in consideration of the travel … Read more
Since the Middle Ages, silk has been a sophisticated material. Along with sparkling gold and priceless stones, kings and queens have decked themselves with this attire and considered it one of their most prized possessions. Silk has a reputation to live up to after being referenced in so much poetry and serving as the romantics’ … Read more
As rain falls during the rainy season, day length also increases. As a result, the sun stays for a long time. In this mixed climate, various diseases nest in the body. Various skin problems are also seen.So carelessness towards the skin in monsoons will not be right at all. But in this case proper care … Read more
]] In the past, Farida Parvin Shako managed a spa and a gym in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. But, after the coronavirus outbreak rocked the nation earlier this year, her business suffered greatly. Despite her best efforts, it was difficult for the 45-year-old single mother to obtain work. “After receiving numerous job rejections, I … Read more
I am the might” with this slogan, a dreamy young woman Maymuna Fariha Sumayia started her journey and founded Shopnotori Foundation at Bancharampur, B. Bariya, in 2016. She is working tirelessly for women’s self-defence and women’s empowerment in the remote areas of the villager. For the women’s self-defence, she teaches Judo to the village girls. … Read more
Many couples are both working. They spend most of the day outside the house for work or livelihood. In this case, the parents whose children are younger are worried. In most cases, women have to leave their jobs and stay home. After becoming mothers, mothers get paid maternity leave from work. After that, you can … Read more
Women’s entrepreneurship is currently a rapidly rising socio-economic phenomenon in emerging countries. As part of their national development objectives, developing countries emphasise women’s entrepreneurship development. Today, it is widely acknowledged that women’s entrepreneurship may contribute significantly to the economic well-being of families and communities by creating jobs, reducing poverty, and ensuring women’s rights. Bangladesh is … Read more