Ayman Anika

Youth events often promise inspiration. Fewer offer young people a space to slow down, pay attention to themselves, and leave with something practical. That is what made the National Youth Wellness Festival, held on 22 and 23 April at BRAC University’s multipurpose hall, feel more substantial than a typical campus programme.

Entrepreneur Asad Sattar reshapes Dhaka fashion through Arka, bridging the gap between commerce and community. By blending South Asian identity with contemporary design, this generalist creates inclusive cultural experiences that prioritize authentic urban youth engagement.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.