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The politics of the 'clash' between Bangalees and Paharis
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‘Got back my rhythm at the right time’
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The Definitive Youth Magazine
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Cover Story
Fable Factory / So long, goodbye
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FABLE FACTORY
Tears
A drop of water, a pouring rain, highlighted by the moonlight, A burnt up winter, a worsening pain, no place where I could hide.
4 July 2018, 18:00 PM
KNOCKOUT
Eye Of The Tiger
4 July 2018, 18:00 PM
Pale Blue Grocery Bag
She wasn't exactly the 'turning heads when walking into a room' type of girl. That kind of attention didn't appeal to her to begin with. She had always been more of a keen listener; silence had been her strongest language from the start, and she spoke it fluently. She craved a love that felt right but was also afraid of finding it.
4 July 2018, 18:00 PM
Track your menstrual cycle
Eve is a tracking app that allows you to keep records of your due dates every month. The app helps you understand your menstrual cycle, giving you an idea on the different phases your body goes through each month. This can especially come in handy when you forget your due dates or need to know if the tides have arrived on
4 July 2018, 18:00 PM
WHO AM I ?
I am what I do not know, Wings of fire, heart of snow.
4 July 2018, 18:00 PM
HANG IN THERE, CHAMP
Imagine being in a place in your life where you feel you're on the right track to realise that dream that you've had for years, and the struggle it took to get there is on the verge of feeling worthwhile, you only need to pass some additional hurdles and you'll be able to prove you belong there, until you can't.
4 July 2018, 18:00 PM
SHOUT Picks - Games that got ported to mobile
Mobile gaming has long been the awkward cousin of the gaming world; y'know, the one who everyone avoids at family gatherings. However, recently it has improved quite a bit. So much so that its rosters include more than “Clash Royales of Clansmen”, and feature classics from consoles and PC. The following are some of the more notable entries.
4 July 2018, 18:00 PM
This Week's Horrorscope
Cellphones are meant for calling, not for playing Sims.
4 July 2018, 18:00 PM
Getting Help for Your Mental Health
A lot of people want help but don't know how to obtain it.
4 July 2018, 18:00 PM
Struggles of living in Mirpur
Mirpur is a mysterious land. Even though it is located inside Dhaka, no one considers it to be a part of Dhaka city. It's the evil twin sister of The Bermuda Triangle which draws you in, sucks the life and money out of you, then tosses the body out after a few hundred hours of insane traffic. The journey to and from this land is one that which a lot of us had to go through but not many survived with their sanity intact. We all know someone who lives in Mirpur. The following features will help identify him/her.
4 July 2018, 18:00 PM
5 Pre-university skills to work on
In case you want to start early for your forthcoming university life.
4 July 2018, 18:00 PM
Planet Nebula
“So, where are you headed?” asked the waiter. Although the waiter was a robot, Chris was glad it had been given a female voice. He hadn't had human contact for such a long time. The only reason he took a detour to this space station was so that he could have a brief conversation with another being.
27 June 2018, 18:00 PM
Games that beat the E3 hype
E3 comes around each year with mind-boggling trailers of games which ultimately turn out to be mediocre. Over-the-top trailers and expectation exceeding claims make up for a fair bit of the hype and games can seldom live up to that anticipation. No Man's Sky, Star Wars: Battlefront, and The Order 1886 all come to mind when
27 June 2018, 18:00 PM
Tips on landing a tuition
Finding Nemo was hard but finding a decent tuition is harder. For Bangladeshi teenagers, one of the most popular ways to pay for their fancy food cravings is to get into the “home tutoring” profession. Here, you will face rejection like you never faced before. You will question your capabilities. To help you get through this journey here are 5 tips for achieving success in the magical word of tuitions.
27 June 2018, 18:00 PM
Getting into the habit of writing
Whether it's about getting into your favourite publication or being admired for creatively expressing your thoughts, the habit of writing surely invites good things. Once you have developed the habit, it can be a gateway from the loudness around you while being added as a new skill to your cart. Developing the habit, however,
27 June 2018, 18:00 PM
Dealing with rejection from your dream university
University admission tests are around the corner, and all of us have our heart set on a particular university, along with our parents who sometimes get even more anxious than we do. Most of the students of our country dream of making into public universities. Considering the colossal number of students that are going to compete for the somewhat few seats available, it is like a life-and-death moment for the students and their families. Hereby, a rejection can be life-shattering.
27 June 2018, 18:00 PM
Types of bibliophiles
Books make good friends. They're a fulfilling concoction that can, for some, be just as effective as any headache tablets. You'll find them there on your grey days, in times of need when stress leaves the mind walking in circles, and especially when you need a good company to sit back and relax with. Bookworms have their own
27 June 2018, 18:00 PM
Driving is no child's play
Oftentimes we find ourselves complaining as to why we should be restricted from doing certain things just because we are underage or do not have a documented right to do it yet.
27 June 2018, 18:00 PM
A wrong choice and its aftermath
I picked up this book on a whim. Maybe it was the easy-to-hold feel of it. Or maybe it was the golden sticker adorning the names of the prizes it has amassed that floated on the water hyacinth covered pond. Whatever the reason, it sure didn't disappointed me.
27 June 2018, 18:00 PM
I really 1-2 see this happen
It's amazing how we love football. It's great that like elections, every four year the country [and the world in a broader view] splits up to support two major teams whilst supporters of minnows casually co-exist in the environment. But what if there were no big teams to support?
27 June 2018, 18:00 PM