Holi, also known as the festival of colours, is a spring festival and perhaps the happiest and most colourful religious festival for Hindus,

In the last two decades, photography in our country has flourished and made a place for itself in the international area. Many

Before we get to know these exciting startups, their owners and their work, let's delve a little into how it all began.

One evening, I was going to Dhanmondi 32 by a Gazipur bound bus from Azimpur. There was unbearable traffic congestion on the

To Bangladeshis, the late Beatle, George Harrison is more than just a guitarist and singer. He is long remembered for his contribution

The number of people who died of Tubercolosis (TB) in the country last year.

‘It could've been my sister, it could've been my mother, it could've been me'. Every time the media reports on a story of a woman's rape,

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A members-only Japanese restaurant serving the banned and deadly delicacy "tiger blowfish" liver is raided, according to police.

A man who posed for a picture with a hijacker wearing a suspected suicide belt has said he was trying to get a better look at the device.

A Chinese woman's obsession to look like an actress makes her mother go on TV to threaten to disown her.

Renowned food writer, critic, and judge on the hit TV show MasterChef Australia, Matt Preston, paid a visit to Bangladesh to promote the cookie brand Rivoli.

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He was here only for his job. When the Liberation War broke out, he could have slipped out of the country to safety. But William AS Ouderland, who came to East Pakistan in the 70s as the CEO of Bata Shoe Company, chose to join the fight for the independence of Bangladesh. It was because of the “love and affection” he “felt for the Bangalee people”, as he once wrote in a letter to a friend.

A North Carolina man speaks out after he was “slapped in handcuffs” for not returning a VHS rental more than 14 years ago — and now the movie’s star, Tom Green, is coming to his rescue, reports the Huffpost.

Malaysian authorities say 15 people suspected of planning attacks on the country have been arrested.

On March 5th and 6th, the Bhatara neighbourhood of Notunbazar, Dhaka, was brightened up when young artists splashed colors...

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