On September 13, a woman named Mahsa Amini, 22, from Iran’s Kurdish province was put under arrest for a dress-code violation in the country’s capital Tehran.

If you use social media for countless hours, then chances are you’re chronically online.

Even seasoned tutors face a lot of struggles from time to time, which is absolutely normal.

I can safely proclaim that one of the hazards of teaching is checking exam scripts.

Touted as an antidote to burnouts and key to increased productivity, the work-life balance is an elusive state or the mythical “best of both worlds” that many aspire to.

The idea that citizens owe unquestioned devotion and gratitude to their nation is flawed.

The punishment for a crime should be proportional to the crime itself — no more and no less.

Here's the hidden meaning the opening sequence of House of the Dragon.

The enemies-to-lovers arc of becoming an ARMY.

The problems are systemic, and thus changes need to be made to the system.

Texting is a quick way of relaying messages, but it has changed communication.

Once we fit the habits into our lifestyle, “not feeling like it” will be a thing of the past.

The art of ingesting and dumping irrelevant information has been mastered by Bangladeshi students.

The notion that privacy exists for women often feels like a myth.

Unlike most of you, I don’t have the luxury of determining my self-worth.

The real use of the political compass is to see where Bangladesh heroes fit in.

Certain teammates will mysteriously disappear into thin air whenever their work is due.

Your body feels like a prison where your mind is your cellmate.

Sign language shouldn’t just be limited to people whose impairments call for it.

English version questions in board exams often contain errors since the translators are grossly underskilled.