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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
Think video games are bad? New research says otherwise

Think video games are bad? New research says otherwise

Unlock cognitive growth through strategic gaming while balancing mental health and social development. University of Oxford research indicates that moderated play enhances decision-making and teamwork, proving video games offer valuable benefits beyond simple entertainment.
28 January 2026
Did you know spraying perfume on your neck is actually risky?

Did you know spraying perfume on your neck is actually risky?

Protect thyroid health by reconsidering perfume application on thin neck skin. University of California researchers warn phthalates act as endocrine disruptors, potentially impacting metabolism. Apply fragrances to clothing or wrists to minimise chemical absorption.
28 January 2026
Quick guide to induction vs infrared stoves for everyday cooks

Quick guide to induction vs infrared stoves for everyday cooks

Navigate Dhaka’s LPG shortages by adopting induction or infrared stoves from brands like Walton or Vision. Master electromagnetic speed or ceramic flexibility to ensure reliable, cost-effective cooking while gaining total control over your urban kitchen.
25 January 2026
health and lifestyle coach advice

Nayma Hasan Diana breaks common myths about healthy eating

Heal PCOS and hormonal imbalances with Nayma Hasan Diana, a certified health coach prioritizing sustainable habits over restrictive diets. Master portion control, improve Bangladeshi cooking practices, and build lasting wellness through professional, science-backed guidance.
25 January 2026
Why fitness fails without mindset, says Tanvir Hossain Britto

Why fitness fails without mindset, says Tanvir Hossain Britto

Transform your health with Tanvir Hossain Britto, a premier Dhaka fitness coach blending science with holistic wellness. Master anatomy, balanced nutrition, and mindset shifts to overcome depression and build lasting strength through sustainable personal development.
25 January 2026
Why “boys don’t cry” harms emotional growth

Why “boys don’t cry” harms emotional growth

Address emotional suppression in Bangladeshi households where toxic masculinity hinders child development. Dr Helal Uddin Ahmed explains how blocking tears triggers aggression and depression, necessitating empathy to foster emotional intelligence and mental health resilience.
18 January 2026
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Jamdani and Nakshi Kantha enter global conversations through design

At first glance, you may feel like looking at a thrifted jacket or a misfit patchwork dress. Once you look closely, you will see the stitches do not repeat.
18 January 2026
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Fusion, identity, and the changing mindset of young designers

To understand the future of Bangladesh’s fashion landscape, you need to look beyond the runway first.
18 January 2026
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How female leaders are shaping a new era in banking

Across Bangladesh’s financial landscape, a decisive revolution is underway where women are shaping the rules, questioning traditional systems, and introducing leadership styles grounded in empathy, resilience, and most importantly, inclusivity.
18 January 2026
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Sharpened focus, unshaken resolve: Women breaking barriers in sports

For decades, girls in Bangladesh have grown up hearing an invisible rulebook: real sports, the ones defined by sweat, muscle, adrenaline, and grit, are spaces for boys. Boys played in the playgrounds. And girls?
18 January 2026
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Movement, mindfulness and community: Inside Dhaka’s growing wellness industry

For years, Dhaka has been associated with rush-hour traffic, relentless noise, and high-stress workdays.
18 January 2026
Eza Chowdhury explains how yoga supports emotional healing

Eza Chowdhury explains how yoga supports emotional healing

Embrace holistic healing with Eza Chowdhury, founder of Samadi Wellness in Bangladesh. Transitioning from Canadian finance to yoga, she integrates trauma-informed breathwork and meditation, proving mindfulness fosters emotional resilience and spiritual growth beyond physical fitness.
15 January 2026
This stray dog walked 100 days for peace

This stray dog walked 100 days for peace

Follow Aloka, the Indian pariah dog, as he joins Buddhist monks on a transformative hundred-day Walk for Peace. This loyal stray embodies Sanskrit light, proving that resilience and quiet companionship provide profound lessons in spiritual mindfulness.
14 January 2026
Japanese woman aged 92 wins competitive Tekken 8 esports tournament

Japanese woman aged 92 wins competitive Tekken 8 esports tournament

Experience ninety-two-year-old Hisako Sakai conquering Japan’s Care Esports tournament through Tekken 8 mastery. This competitive milestone proves gaming improves cognitive health and social connection, demonstrating that strategy and patience dismantle traditional barriers regarding aging.
14 January 2026
How climate change could be making your migraines worse

How climate change could be making your migraines worse

Combat rising migraine frequency by managing environmental triggers like barometric pressure shifts and heatwaves. Climate change intensifies neurological pain, requiring proactive hydration and stress management to mitigate systemic inflammation and lost productivity during attacks.
11 January 2026
How to make life easier in 2026 without burning out

How to make life easier in 2026 without burning out

Master essential 2026 wellness strategies by simplifying digital routines and prioritizing sustainable productivity. Abandon excessive optimization to reduce mental fatigue, embracing intentional living and healthy boundaries that transform daily stress into a lighter, manageable lifestyle.
8 January 2026
How 6 Yards Story turned heritage into a global design brand

How 6 Yards Story turned heritage into a global design brand

Experience the rhythmic heritage of Sirajganj through Lora Khan’s visionary brand, 6 Yards Story. Architecture meets traditional craftsmanship, transforming handloom sarees and viral designer jewellery into global fashion statements that celebrate authentic Bangladeshi artistry.
4 January 2026
A functional, stylish bedroom for newlyweds: What to buy and why

How changing lifestyles are redefining furniture choices in Bangladesh

Transform urban living rooms using HATIL’s innovative, space-saving multifunctional designs. As Shafiqur Rahman explains, Bangladesh’s furniture market evolves through minimalist aesthetics and digital discovery, ensuring modern apartments balance quality, durability, and practical lifestyle solutions.
4 January 2026
Shahir Chowdhury on fixing education inequality through technology

Shahir Chowdhury on fixing education inequality through technology

Shahir Chowdhury scales Shikho to democratize education in Bangladesh, bridging the learning gap through technology. By integrating Bengali-first AI as a learning companion, Shikho ensures high-quality resources reach students regardless of their socio-economic background.
1 January 2026
Can simple outdoor play really protect your child from needing glasses?

Can simple outdoor play really protect your child from needing glasses?

Combat childhood myopia by balancing screen time with outdoor play to ensure healthy eye development. Prioritize natural daylight and the 20-20-20 rule to prevent vision complications like glaucoma, protecting your child's long-term ocular health.
1 January 2026

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