Safeguard Your Teens

How to Help Your Teen Stay Safe

Parenting is an art; frankly, it’s tough to master. After all, parenting teenagers isn’t easy. However, a child cannot be accused of its rebellious use. Because it can be a result of the physical and mental changes that children go through. Adolescence is a time when the human race undergoes profound changes, according to various … Read more

Our youths are innovative

Our youth are advancing in innovation

By: MD. ANWAR HOSSAIN Mystic, a polymorphic robot, will participate in rescue activities in locations impacted by the tragedy. The word “Ridimik” is written in Bangla on a cell phone. “Happy Watch” is a wearable device that monitors your health. Price of the Tricycle Go. In addition to Shahjalal’s unmanned drone “flying aircraft,” all of … Read more

A Bangladeshi student on BBC’s 100 list

Bangladeshi student on BBC

Sanjida started her study at Nandil Pilot Govt Girls School Mymensingh and later joined Gurudoyal Govt College. The BBC’s list of the 100 most powerful women in the world for 2022 includes Bangladeshi student Sanjida Islam Choya because of her work to end child marriage. According to the BBC, Sanjida has assisted stopping at least … Read more

Liberation war and young generation

Liberation war and young generation

What one generation achieves, the next cannot match. Over time, it evolves into a new kind of information. It can be expressed in a variety of languages. The war for our liberty was not a one-and-done occurrence. It’s worthy of being called epic. There was a terrible history of the liberation struggle. The brave protest … Read more

A youth football league with many loopholes

Sheikh Jamal DC clinched the title after posting seven wins, one draw and just one loss in nine games. But there is a loophole in their success story. Instead of carrying out arduous open trials to find players, they opted to rent in the services of one of the most renowned football academies in the country to play on behalf of the team. The Dhanmondi Club fielded the youth team of Jashore's Shams Ul Huda Football Academy and even roped in the academy's coach ahead of the league. By doing that, they had already gained the upper hand as the players from the academy, unlike the players roped in through open trials in other clubs, were well-drilled in a footballing, professional environment that provided them with proper facilities and had been playing together for about two years. Quite expectedly, they used that quality and experience to become champions. "The players have been together for nearly two years, training two sessions a day by availing modern facilities at the academy in Jashore. As a result, they have been improving daily and have a good understanding of each other," said Sheikh Jamal's U-18 team coach Kazi Maruf Hossain. Sheikh Jamal's triumph, or to be more specific, Shams Ul Huda Football Academy's success, has shown that if clubs take the initiative of facilitating round-the-year youth teams into their club structure, then favourable outcomes for youth football will follow, not only for the clubs but also for Bangladesh football in a broader perspective. Despite the glimpses of talent and potential seen amongst some, the league wasn't allowed to maximise their potential owing to a lack of training and preparation for th

Bangladesh Football Federation completed the inaugural season of the BFF U-18 Football League last Monday, where more than 200 budding footballers got a new platform to showcase their talent on a competitive stage. The BFF U-18 Football League is the top tier of the Bangladeshi football league system for under 18 players, where the youth … Read more

Equality in smoking: Views of society

Equality in smoking: Views of society

When I was young, I saw that at least one house in the village used to sell bidis (local smoking goods- called BIRRI) made of banyan leaves. Due to the market’s distance and the communication system’s difficulty, this domestic market selling bidis was not doing badly. Besides, there was another reason: some of these banyan … Read more

Building Stronger Relationships with Students

student relationship

Recently, we have seen a few traumatic instances of toxic relationships between teachers and students in which the teachers portrayed themselves as the students’ adversaries. In many cases, their aggressive behaviour toward students and threats to ruin their careers cause them to harm themselves or engage in self-destructive behaviour. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, trauma, … Read more

Lack of employment opportunities in Bangladesh

Lack of employment

Even though the economy has grown faster in the last ten years, the chances of creating new jobs have decreased. Even though the gross domestic product (GDP) growth has been fast during this time, employment has been decreasing. The rate at which new jobs opened up in different fields a decade ago is not the … Read more

Youth Crime: Is it a Major Issue?

Youth Crime

As industrialisation progresses, Bangladesh is becoming one of the emerging countries of South Asia. But throughout this movement process, it faces many problems, one of which is juvenile delinquency. Increasingly high rates of juvenile delinquency have become a major problem in modern society. The reason is that not all children have the privilege of living … Read more

Youth in The pressures of materialism in Bangladesh

In today’s world, everyone is running after materials to fulfil their desires. As a result, people lose the sense of what they really need and what they don’t. They are following herd behaviour to satisfy their desires. This article will discuss “youth in the pressures of materialism in Bangladesh” and how youngers can avoid materialism. … Read more

Youth Empowerment

Youth Empowerment

Recently, there has been much talk about empowerment, whether female empowerment, worker empowerment, or youth empowerment. But the essential question is, what does empowerment mean? And how it impacts young people. Before analysing the significance of youth empowerment in the twenty-first century, it is vital to define the term. Therefore, although empowerment is a vast … Read more

Teachers’ Dissatisfaction, Impediment to Development: Bangladesh Perspective

Teachers

What is job satisfaction?Job satisfaction is a feeling of fulfilment or enjoyment that a person derives from their job. It is an unquantifiable metric, which may be defined as a positive emotional response you experience when doing your job or when you are present at work (Chiradeep BasuMallick, 2021). Wikipedia mentioned that job satisfaction or … Read more

The etiquette of using a smartphone

using a smartphone

HASANUL JOY Mobile phones are a common method of keeping in touch today. People can now use this mobile phone. People use their mobile phones to communicate, trade, buy and sell goods, and learn new things. However, when it comes to religious and ethical considerations, cell phone users have a number of guidelines that they … Read more

Domestic Violence In Bangladesh

domestic violent

Domestic violence is defined as violence perpetrated by someone in the victim’s immediate family. Partners and ex-partners, close family members, extended relatives, and family friends are included.When the offender and the victim have a close relationship, “domestic violence” is used. They frequently have a power imbalance. As a result, the victim is reliant on the … Read more

Do Social Media Harm Young Adult’s Mental Health?

Do Social Media Harm Young Adult

Social networking is a technology with several advantages. It allows users to interact and exchange knowledge and meet new people. However, there are drawbacks, particularly for college-aged young people who have grown up in a screen-dominated environment. Humans are social creatures by nature. To prosper in life, we require the company of others, and the … Read more

Youth & Road Safety

Youth & Road Safety

The majority of young people who die in car accidents are under 25. Every day, approximately 1,000 young people are killed or injured on the world’s highways. For people between the ages of 15 and 25, this global health problem is the leading cause of death among those in this age group. Young people are … Read more

Raita

raita

Ingredients: Methodology First, we have to blend the Sour yoghurt, Coriander leaves & Mint Leave. After that, we have to chop an apple very well. Then we have to take apple chopped, cucumber, cherry and tomato in a pot and mix very gently with rock salt & sugar. Now we have to blend all these … Read more

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