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During the monsoon season, various types of skin problems, such as acne and rash, occur. Especially those with susceptible skin need to be more careful. Especially the problem of acne on the face increases during this time. Many people also suffer from skin allergies. Such skin problems are widespread in this monsoon. But because of … Read more
The Chittagong Hill Tracts is the seat of Bangladesh’s rich and diverse culture. Hills, springs and green forests combine to create a wonderland of nature. Most of the total tribals of the country live here. They are generally comfortable identifying themselves as the Jumma community. Chakmaras have a special position among those tribals who speak … Read more
By: MAKSUDA MEGHNA The roots of our emotions lie in our traditions. As Bengalis, we possess a natural sense of reason, yet we can express joy and sadness. Throughout history, various sects and castes have emerged among Bengalis, leading to a prolonged struggle for social, economic, and religious dominance. Some individuals have followed new religions, … Read more
I am thrilled to witness the remarkable achievements of Bengali women who have established themselves abroad. Notably, an increasing number of women with Bengali heritage have secured higher positions in mainstream political parties throughout Great Britain in recent times. This edition showcases an exceptional woman who has achieved many remarkable accomplishments. Among these feats, she … Read more
The Khasia-Jainta Hill can be found in the northeastern border region of Bangladesh, specifically in the Kanaighat Upazila of Sylhet. The hill has several sandy rivers with pure water flowing at its base, including the Lobachhara River and the Lova River, which boasts verdant hills and amazingly clear water. Visitors who experience the beauty of … Read more
Even though the whole day of Eid-ul-Azha is busy, the evening of Eid and the next two days, invitations and wandering cannot be left out. But wearing light and comfortable clothes for this season’s festivals is better. In fact, the time gap between these two festivals of Eid-ul-Fitr and Eid-ul-Azha, is very short. And the … Read more
Nature is currently experiencing a heat wave, causing daily temperatures to rise. Therefore, we must be mindful of what we wear during this time and choose appropriate attire to stay comfortable and safe. During the summer season, it is recommended by the fashion industry to wear lightweight and comfortable clothing that allows for easy movement. … Read more
In extreme heat, the face sweats more than other body parts. This problem happens to almost everyone. Due to excessive sweating, the skin accumulates a lot of dirt and looks oily. And due to the oily skin, it can be seen that it is very difficult to apply face make-up. Even if you can wear … Read more
By: Dr. Azizur Rahman Today, breast cancer or breast cancer is a source of dread. Nowadays, breast cancer is prevalent. The percentage of women affected by breast cancer is 98%, but some males are also affected. According to the International Agency for Research on Cancer, more than 13,000 women are diagnosed with breast cancer annually … Read more
On this day, everyone wishes to dress up in traditional Bengali clothing. The message’s arrival for the Bengali New Year is known as Boishakh, occurring after the previous year. And the Bengali celebration is known as Boishakh. Individuals of all ages excitedly meet celebrations for the first day of the Bengali year. Boishakh dress for … Read more
Dhaka University English major Arif Hossain started an internet business this year to help pay for school and his studies and has already expanded into online sales. (e-commerce). He claims that Facebook, rather than classroom instruction, drives this enterprise. A career in this field can be established after two to five years of labour. The … Read more
On Sunday, the 26th of March, the Redbridge Boishakhi Mela Trust held a celebration in honour of Bangladesh Independence Day as well as an Ifter Party in the Tiptree Community Hall. Participants brought a wide variety of home-cooked dishes for the Ifter, which were enthusiastically greeted by the participants of the event, who were members … Read more
England-based Bangladeshi sprinter Imranur Rahman created history on Saturday by becoming the first Bangladeshi to win a gold medal at the Asian Indoor Athletics Championship. The 29-year-old sprinter clocked his best timing, of 6.59 seconds, in the 60-metre event to win the gold medal in Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan, last 11 February. Imranur, the … Read more
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
They were protesting the irregularities of the UK Greater Sylhet Council and demanding the cancellation of the illegal election schedule. Jasmine Mansoor, In this press conference organised to protest the financial irregularities, arbitrariness, and violation of the constitution of the officials of the Greater Sylhet Development and Welfare Council in the UK (GSC), the largest … Read more
In preparation for this year’s Ekushey Boi Mela, authors are gathering during the February Book Fair. Some well-known people are also involved in the annual ritual of publishing and publicising new books. Actor Abul Hayat, a winner of the Ekushey Padak, has been releasing new novels at the fair every year since 1991. The acclaimed … Read more
Rishi Sunak is poised to become the new leader of the governing Conservative Party after Conservative M.P.s voted against Liz Truss over her self-inflicted economic catastrophe and the following poll ratings fall. In electing Sunak, the Conservatives are making an extraordinary U-turn: just weeks ago, he was soundly defeated by Truss in the contest for … Read more
By: ANSAR AHMED ULLAH On Saturday, 1st October, a large number of people living in London gathered at the Brady Centre in East London to remember the late Abdul Ghaffar Choudhury, the legendary journalist and columnist, Amar Ekushe’s lyricist. The programme started with observing one-minute silence and candles were lit to pay respect to the … 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
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