A Symbol of Slavery and Nature's Destruction

The world is going through speedy urbanisation and Bangladesh is not an exception from this.
13 August 2015

Using Contact Lenses Safely

Contact lenses have become very popular in our country over the past 10 years or so.
13 August 2015

Growing Pains

Today, concrete structures are rising up, as if conscious of their aggressive contest to outgrow their neighbours, ever inclined to reach the highest skies while casting their grey gloom on the forgotten earth below.
13 August 2015

A Feat to Remember

Every two years the Asia and Oceania Federation of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (AOFOG) holds the SS Ratnam- Young Gynaecologist Award (SSR-YGA) to honour gynaecologists from all over the world.
13 August 2015

No Space to Grow

The lack of playing fields in our city has been a major reason for concern among Dhakaites, especially for parents and children.
13 August 2015

About Town

Prelude to a Monsoon Evening
13 August 2015

Days of Play Fade Away

There is an apparent apathy in the nation's collective psyche towards the most precious lives of our society, the very soul of our future-- our children. Even unwittingly depriving our children of their physical and psychological nurture is a form of abuse.
13 August 2015

STAR DIARY

Last month my sister got married and we hired a group of professional photographers for the event.
13 August 2015

Dave Grohl

Dave Grohl is an American rock musician, multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter, and producer.
13 August 2015

The Happy Man

What would have happened if Yamin Khan remained trapped in the role of a banker, typing away on his computer? The country would have missed out on his comedic genius, exhibited through his shows – that's what would have happened.
13 August 2015

Inherited Gumption

When she was just a child, her father used to frequently say, “My daughter is going to grow up to be a barrister one day!”
13 August 2015

Mentoring the Future Leaders

Whenever there is a crisis, there is a challenge faced by the nation; the youth of Bangladesh have come forward.
13 August 2015

Restoring Faith in Humanity

What started out as a course project, turned into a life-changing event for one child, named Pavel, who thought he was damned for life.
13 August 2015

QUIRKY SCIENCE

Organic molecules never previously observed in comets, a relatively varied structure on the surface but fairly homogeneous interior, organic compounds forming agglomerates rather than being dispersed in the ice: these are just some of first results provided by Philae on the surface of comet Churi.
6 August 2015

Dwelling in a Death Trap

Just a day after Eid-ul-Fitr, the country's biggest religious celebration, we woke up to the news of the unfortunate deaths of a woman and five children, in three separate incidents of landslides and wall collapse at Bayazid and Lalkhan areas of Chittagong due to heavy rainfall. Following the incident, the voice of concerned government officials could be heard over loudspeakers, as they requested people to move to safer places.
6 August 2015

PEARLS OF WISDOM

“Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance."
6 August 2015

1 Minute Please

My passport (I want to always have the option to fly off), my phone (for very practical and not so practical (facebook) purposes) and my car.
6 August 2015

Wonders of The Rain

Under the blue velvet clouds
6 August 2015

A Story of Melody

Experimentation resides at the heart of the art culture as the singular driving force behind the evolution of art.
6 August 2015

5 Fun Indoor activities for A Rainy Day

It is very frustrating to wake up on a weekend and realise that all your plans with your friends have gone down the drain with heavy showers of rain.
6 August 2015