When the heroes built a new bridge …

In Narayanpur, a quaint little village in Satkhira's Tala upazila, a small colony of a few families struggle with water-logging for eight to
28 January 2016

PEARLS OF WISDOM

PEARLS OF WISDOM
28 January 2016

Eritrea ‘appalled’ by hoax forced polygamy story

A satirical story that Eritrean men have been ordered to marry at least two wives, which has been shared across Africa, has upset Eritrean officials.
28 January 2016

Dad arrested for taking daughter’s phone as punishment

When Ronald Jackson found a text he thought was rude and inappropriate on his then-12-year-old daughter’s phone in September 2013, he took the cell away. But the child’s mother, Michelle Steppe, balked at his action — and she called the police.
28 January 2016

Denmark: Copenhagen gets musical ambulances

Patients in the Danish capital will soon be taken to hospital to the sound of soothing music.
27 January 2016

Scientists to adjust ‘Doomsday Clock’ to set new time for our demise

Scientists are set to announce today whether the civilization is any closer or farther from disaster based on a "Doomsday Clock" that measures the likelihood of a global catastrophe.
26 January 2016

Man 'forgets' wife, drives 60 miles away

An absent-minded tourist has made the news by leaving his wife stranded at a petrol station and not noticing she was missing for almost 60 miles, reports the Independent.
25 January 2016

1969 mass uprising was preamble to Liberation War

"The mass upsurge of 1969 played a vital role in preparing the nation for the Liberation War in 1971. The sixties were a golden decade of the country when nationalism grew up among the people. The decade was a turning point of our history,” Prof Emeritus Dr Anisuzzaman told the publication ceremony of "Shater Doshoker Gonojagoron" by Shekhor Dutta, in the capital's Moni-Singh-Farhad Memorial Trust yesterday.
24 January 2016

All you need is the love between this monkey and his adopted puppy

Who does not love puppies? It seems everyone in the animal kingdom loses it over puppies and this monkey is no exception.
24 January 2016

[WATCH] Dinosaur tries to shovel snow with its little arms

When big storms hit, similar to the one currently sweeping over the East Coast of the United States, it's important to help your neighbours out.
23 January 2016

Bizarre, two-legged fish whose bite is as fast as a speeding bullet

Two New Zealand snorkelers are mystified when coming across a bizarre, all-black, two-legged fish on a white seafloor in a bay near Auckland.
22 January 2016

MAILBOX

Fantaband, the first ever reality show in Bangladesh, with a view to discovering the country's first teen-pop band has managed to...
21 January 2016

SNAPSHOT

The ultimate test of a moral society is the kind of world that it leaves to its children.” – Dietrich Bonhoeffer, German pastor and human rights activist.
21 January 2016

A Revolution Hundred Years in The Making

There is a movement rising at the periphery of the country, where tea workers are finally taking to the street in a coordinated move against the century-long oppression they've been facing.
21 January 2016

1 Minute Please!

There really is no reason to give Tariq Anam Khan an introduction. The name is well-known to people from three
21 January 2016

The Congregation for Peace

On the bank of Turag River in Bangladesh, millions of Muslims from all over the world congregate to supplicate before
21 January 2016

PEARLS OF WISDOM

PEARLS OF WISDOM
21 January 2016

Once upon a time in Dacca

Marriages are made in heaven but customs are made in society. In pre-partition and early fifties of Dhaka pairs were
21 January 2016

Numbers 62

It is the number of the richest people in the world who have more money combined, than the poorest 3.6 billion people,
21 January 2016

QUIRKY SCIENCE

After nearly 40 years of pop culture relevancy, the "Star Wars" saga is continuing this month with the Dec. 18 release
21 January 2016