The Harvard Project for Asian and International Relations (HPAIR) 2015 was held in Manila, Philippines, from August 20-24, 2015. There were 450 delegates from 50 countries around the world; Farah Tahsin Alam and I represented Bangladesh at the event.

For the past few years, November has been engaging us in a spectrum of festivals highlighting pop culture, literature, classical, folk and jazz music.

The workshop for the first round of IDLC Presents BLUEPRINTS 1.0 powered by Teletalk, Freedom and Seven Rings Cement, had been organised by NSU Finance Club on November 7 in AUDI 801 of the NSU campus.

Every parent is a tad overly cautious when it comes to the education of their children; this seems to be especially true when they are choosing a teacher/tutor for them.

Lights drip off the wall, fluorescent and fluid, setting the ground afire...

You were never born to die in mint condition.

Another weekend is here and you've barely made any plans because, let's face it, there isn't much to do in and around Dhaka. Wrong.

It's safe to say that most of you would back me up when I say majority of the budget phones or the not-so-sophisticated gadgets we...

Daraz Bangladesh has recently launched an ambitious sales programme called “D-Force” – a digital freelance employment platform for students and part-time workers.

With futuristic scientific depictions, jaw dropping survival stories and, hold on to your seats, Matt Damon in the lead role, The Martian is a must watch.

East West University has observed its 20th Founding Anniversary on November 20, 2015 at its campus in Aftabnagar, Dhaka. Dr. Mohammed Farashuddin,

1986 was a turning point in the mythos of Batman. The comics superstar of that era, Frank Miller, fresh off his epic run on the cult...

45th best in the UK (Sunday Times Ranking) also in the top 200 in the QS World University Rankings. Also in the top 5 in the UK (Times Higher Education Magazine Survey) in terms of the student experience it provides.

We all have gone through that horrible phase of curling up in our beds and crying over the deaths of our favourite fictional characters...

The penultimate month of 2015 saw so much take place. Jazz fest, Folk fest, this fest, that fest. Leave the political stories aside,

When it comes to following foreign sports leagues, we Bangladeshis overwhelmingly lean towards the Indian Premier League and the English Premier League. But maybe, just maybe, it's time for a change.

A surprising number of penguins will dictate your week.

When it comes to any Bethesda game, you know what you're getting from the moment you pay up. Fallout is no different as it carries the legacy of its 3D predecessors (FO3/NV).

Dhakaites, while still immersed in the mystique of folk music, had another treat to feed their hunger for arts and literature. Dhaka Lit Fest 2015 united all kinds of readers. The spacious Bangla Academy premises wholeheartedly embraced not only the readers but also over 60 authors and thinkers from 12 countries.

When it comes to any Bethesda game, you know what you’re getting from the moment you pay up. Fallout is no different as it carries the legacy of its 3D predecessors. Pushing no boundaries, it’s a well-made game that offers a little bit of everything and is fun for about a hundred hours.