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Tangail taant A classic saree for every weekday

Tangail taant: A classic saree for every weekday

7 September 2026
Transform your daily wardrobe by styling breathable Tangail sarees for modern Dhaka commutes. By pairing lightweight Bangladeshi cotton with blazers, shirts, or comfortable blouses, women easily embrace UNESCO-recognized heritage wear as practical, versatile everyday fashion.
7 September 2026
Rising inflation Is the middle class the new poor

Perspective / Rising inflation: Is the middle class the new poor?

6 September 2026
Navigate soaring Bangladesh inflation as rising costs across Dhaka force the middle class into creative survival strategies, highlighting economic pressure for non-government workers while a new public-sector pay scale underlines widespread purchasing power loss.
6 September 2026
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When a retail store becomes a cultural space

3 September 2026
What if the future of retail is not really about selling more, but about giving people a reason to stay, think, and talk? That question sits at the heart of the WildWoven flagship in Banani, created by co-founders Foysal Islam and Anamul Hoque.
3 September 2026
Chef Infiter Islam on bread, flavour and experimentation

Profile / Chef Infiter Islam on bread, flavour and experimentation

30 August 2026
Transform everyday dining in Bangladesh as Chef Infiter Islam elevates local bread culture using her Dubai culinary training, versatile Italian focaccia recipes, and creative flavor fusions to inspire adventurous home baking across the entire region.
30 August 2026
The Dolly Parton we will remember

Tribute / The Dolly Parton we will remember

27 August 2026
Celebrate country icon Dolly Parton, whose legacy spans East Tennessee to global hearts with classics like Jolene. Her unmatched songwriting, Imagination Library philanthropy, and unapologetic authenticity redefine stardom, leaving an enduring model of true generosity.
27 August 2026
From grooming to advocacy: The growing mission of Ahona Rahman and Nadia Hossain

Profile / From grooming to advocacy: The growing mission of Ahona Rahman and Nadia Hossain

24 August 2026
Founded by Ahona Rahman and Nadia Hossain, Dhaka's Pampered Paws Bangladesh expands pet-care services and advocates for stray animal welfare through community education, Gulshan Lake Park's Dog Walking Club, and urban coexistence initiatives.
24 August 2026
Behind Choko Poko & Family: A home built around rescue

Social Issues / Behind Choko Poko & Family: A home built around rescue

23 August 2026
Sabina Rahman Mukti and Sinthia Tanzim Srayoshe drive animal rescue through Choko Poko & Family in Dhaka, feeding hundreds of stray dogs nightly while urging systematic spaying and stronger Bangladesh welfare law enforcement.
23 August 2026
Adopt, don’t shop: Give a deshi animal a home

Perspective / Adopt, don’t shop: Give a deshi animal a home

20 August 2026
Transform pet care perceptions in Bangladesh by adopting vulnerable deshi dogs and cats instead of buying pedigree breeds. Fashion designer Sumaya Khan emphasizes that responsible rescue adoption creates lifelong family bonds and vital animal welfare.
20 August 2026
Teep trends show tradition can be fashion-forward and fun

Teep trends show tradition can be fashion-forward and fun

Explore the cultural significance of the teep in Bengal, evolving from traditional ritual to modern urban fashion. Whether paired with Jamdani sarees or denim, this versatile accessory symbolizes identity, feminine grace, and heritage.
21 April 2026
Arka Boishakh 1433 reimagines Pahela Baishakh for modern Dhaka

Arka Boishakh 1433 reimagines Pahela Baishakh for modern Dhaka

Celebrate Pahela Baishakh at Aloki with Arka Boishakh 1433, a modern cultural mela in Dhaka. Featuring curated fashion, traditional games, and authentic Bengali cuisine, this immersive event reinterprets heritage for a vibrant younger generation.
21 April 2026
Rising costs push Dhamrai bell metal industry toward decline

Rising costs push Dhamrai bell metal industry toward decline

Preserve Dhamrai heritage through authentic bell metal craftsmanship as Abu Taleb sustains traditional kasha-pitol production. Despite rising material costs and electricity crises, these skilled artisans create high-quality utensils, bells, and ritual cymbals.
12 April 2026
Slow internet ahead Here’s how to make the most of it

Slow internet ahead? Here’s how to make the most of it

Prepare for Bangladesh internet disruptions as SEA-ME-WE-5 submarine cable maintenance in Kuakata impacts speeds. Secure urgent files early, prioritize offline productivity, and manage digital clutter while navigating this temporary connectivity pause with strategic, intentional planning.
9 April 2026
Why Tantibazar silver still drives Old Dhaka’s jewellery trade

Why Tantibazar silver still drives Old Dhaka’s jewellery trade

Explore Tantibazar’s historic silver market in Old Dhaka. From hallmarked purity to Meenakari craftsmanship, discover how middle-class buyers navigate pricing, negotiation, and traditional jewelry designs like Komol Nupur for authentic, affordable, and timeless investments.
5 April 2026
Nayeem Ashraf returns to build Bangladesh culinary industry

Nayeem Ashraf returns to build Bangladesh culinary industry

Transform your culinary passion into a professional career with Chef Nayeem Ashraf. From Le Cordon Bleu to founding SHINEE in Dhaka, he prioritizes kitchen discipline and hospitality education to redefine the industry in Bangladesh.
5 April 2026
Furry Friends Foundation works to protect street dogs in Dhaka

Furry Friends Foundation works to protect street dogs in Dhaka

Furry Friends Foundation transforms Dhaka’s animal welfare through humane CNVR interventions. Chairperson Tasneem Sinha leads essential sterilization, rabies vaccinations, and canine cancer treatments, fostering peaceful coexistence between street dogs and Bangladesh’s urban communities.
26 March 2026
How SHAPE is redefining lingerie for women in Bangladesh

How SHAPE is redefining lingerie for women in Bangladesh

Empower your daily routine with SHAPE’s seamless bras, specifically engineered by Monoshita Ayruani for South Asian bodies. This Dhaka-based brand prioritizes inclusive sizing and skin-tone-accurate shades like coffee, ensuring ultimate comfort and invisible confidence.
26 March 2026
How one artist is reviving Bangladesh’s lost clay culture

How one artist is reviving Bangladesh’s lost clay culture

Revitalize contemporary spaces using Aadim’s handcrafted ceramics and organic jewellery. Designer Chandra Manik transforms traditional Comilla pottery techniques into modern fashion accessories, ensuring ancient Bengali craftsmanship thrives against synthetic trends through sustainable, nature-inspired artistic expression.
26 March 2026
Heritage Bengali foods return to everyday tables with modern twist

Heritage Bengali foods return to everyday tables with modern twist

Experience cultural preservation with Sanchayita, Faiza Ahmed’s plant-based culinary venture. By reimagining traditional semolina halwa and sabudana kheer using coconut milk and nolen gur, she restores Bengali heritage food into contemporary, sustainable, and healthy everyday dining.
26 March 2026
Why Raka Nower’s journey inspires every young Bangladeshi creator today

Why Raka Nower’s journey inspires every young Bangladeshi creator today

Innovative filmmaker Raka Noshin Nower transforms Studio Yellow Something Limited into a creative hub. From Applebox Films to the Busan Asian Film School, her journey empowers Bangladeshi cinema through diverse perspectives and professional producing fellowship expertise.
1 March 2026
Cancer could not stop Farah Noshin’s Muay Thai journey

Cancer could not stop Farah Noshin’s Muay Thai journey

Empower your resilience by following Noshin Knight, a courageous colon cancer survivor in Dhaka who transitioned from genetic engineering to mastering Muay Thai. Her disciplined journey proves that physical strength and professional fitness coaching redefine existence.
26 February 2026
Snoring at night? Low vitamin D might be playing a role

Snoring at night? Low vitamin D might be playing a role

Discover how vitamin D deficiency impacts snoring by weakening upper airway muscles and increasing systemic inflammation. This essential nutrient maintains neuromuscular control and reduces throat swelling, ensuring stable breathing patterns and improved sleep quality tonight.
23 February 2026
Mosabbir Alok Nibash giving cancer patients a home

Mosabbir Alok Nibash giving cancer patients a home

Support vulnerable cancer patients through Mosabbir Alok Nibash, a Dhaka sanctuary offering free housing and nutrition. Founded by Najmus Ahmed Albab, this initiative provides essential stability and dignity for families traveling across Bangladesh for treatment.
19 February 2026
Science explains why dancing is a powerful tool against depression

Science explains why dancing is a powerful tool against depression

Combat isolation by embracing dance, a powerful tool for depression relief that outperforms traditional walking or yoga. This neurochemical symphony releases dopamine and oxytocin, synchronizing brain activity to restore emotional connection and physical resilience.
19 February 2026
High protein iftar ideas using everyday Bangladeshi foods

High protein iftar ideas using everyday Bangladeshi foods

Upgrade your Ramadan with 5 nutritious, high-protein iftar ideas using local Bangladeshi ingredients. Boost energy and avoid fatigue with these healthy recipes.
16 February 2026
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Confused about voting? Here’s a step-by-step guide

Prepare for the 12 February 13th National Parliamentary Election in Dhaka by verifying your NID. Use the Smart Election Management BD app or SMS 105 to find polling centres. Your participation ensures democratic voices matter.
10 February 2026
DIY terrariums make nature accessible for busy urbanites

DIY terrariums make nature accessible for busy urbanites

Transform Dhaka workspaces with miniature ecosystems using lush ferns, Fittonia, and moss. These low-maintenance terrariums offer urban dwellers sustainable nature through expert-led workshops, providing corporate gifts and creative indoor greenery for modern Bangladesh homes.
2 February 2026
Nipah virus explained: How it spreads and how Bangladesh can stay safe

Nipah virus explained: How it spreads and how Bangladesh can stay safe

Prevent Nipah virus by avoiding raw date palm sap and bat-contaminated fruits. This seasonal threat in Bangladesh causes severe encephalitis and high fatality rates. Practice vigilant hygiene and early screening to ensure community health safety.
29 January 2026
AI is becoming a companion for some teens, and that’s a problem

AI is becoming a companion for some teens, and that’s a problem

Address AI addiction risks as teenagers increasingly use chatbots for emotional support over human connection. Recognize behavioural patterns like social withdrawal and prioritize offline interactions to ensure healthy psychological development and balanced digital life habits.
29 January 2026

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