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.
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
The life story of Sharifa Shabnam is a little bit different from the norm. My spouse, Abir Hossain, formerly worked for a private company, and the compensation he received there was very satisfactory. They were known for being a really happy family. But on December 5, 2016, her life was thrown into disarray when the … Read more
Online business has grown in popularity recently. Consequently, many housewives have gotten interested in this industry. It does not require a substantial investment or a large showroom. Through social networking, many people have launched enterprises with little capital and become successful entrepreneurs. Online is now a popular medium of business. That is the sale of … Read more
Manicure and pedicure are important not only for beauty but also for the cleanliness of hands and feet. Regular manicures and pedicures are important to remove dead cells and make the skin soft and radiant. In addition, if there is a tendency to smell in the hands or feet, it is also reduced with regular … Read more
Osteoporosis, which means “porous bone,” is a disease in which the structure inside bones thins to the point where a slight fall or bump against a car door or piece of furniture can result in a fracture. A break can occur anywhere on your skeleton, although wrist, hip, and spine fractures are the most common. … Read more
Women participate in all aspects of society, yet some issues have a greater impact on women. Let’s look at some of the biggest concerns that modern women confront, from the strength of the female vote to reproductive rights and wage disparities. Bangladeshi women have long fought for equality in the home, community, and state. However, … Read more
Women’s empowerment is a necessary precondition for eradicating global poverty and safeguarding human rights, especially at the individual level, where it aids in the formation of a foundation for societal change. Women make up nearly half of Bangladesh’s population, with 80 percent living in rural regions (Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics). However, on the basis of … Read more
Rehana Tuhin Assistant Teacher, Ideal Svhool and College, Motijheel, Dhaka In today’s society, inequality and social inequality are major issues. The current social system exists and will continue to exist in the same manner that it has in the past. Men and women have a social class divide. The practice of undervaluing women in comparison … Read more
Do wives earn more? “We had a love marriage, and I always earned more than him before marriage. But, unfortunately, the man who loved me most started feeling insecure just after marriage. Because he makes less than me, he also faces criticism from his family and society for this reason. While my in-laws are pretty … Read more
Financial independence means making enough money to cover your living expenditures. Therefore, it is critical for all people, men and women alike, to be financially self-sufficient in today’s world. Many Bangladeshi women are good housewives, but when they become mothers, or their household’s domestic needs become more important, their careers often have to take a … Read more