Bangladesh secures a 100 percent medal haul at WMI 2026.

A guide to A level grades, UMS, and PUM.

The Wonderfools delivers a charming, emotional superhero comedy.

Teenagers don’t get enough sleep not solely because they spend too much time on social media; it turns out school starting times also play a role.

The O and A level Awards is no longer just a symbol of excellence; it also signifies the unbridled potential of the youth in Bangladesh.

Can economics predict the 2026 World Cup winner?

Why Gundam: The Origin is the perfect entry point

My acquaintance with Parveen Apa was initiated almost five years ago. I was appointed as a private-duty nurse at Mrs Aleya Khatun’s residence to look after her ill mother.

In an age where professional environments depend on clear expression, the ability to speak confidently extends far beyond the classroom stage.

Tetris limits the capacity for forming traumatic memories.

By the flickering stove, blue potion jars cradling in-between worn-out fingers swivelling amidst cracks of skin meld into warmth.

Inside the glass walls of my hourglass, I have always felt the inevitability of decline, yet I never realised that even falling is beautiful.

Students are not picking a stream to learn for the sake of learning.

The tension we feel under strict rules doesn’t disappear when we leave home; it often reshapes our choices and the way we carry ourselves.

Stunning visuals, but thin story and rushed pacing.

What would a social media ban for young users look like in Bangladesh?

The bottom line is: read books.

Discover how student councils empower students, foster democratic values, and build leadership skills in Bangladesh schools.

A Bangladeshi school student shares her awe-inspiring visit to Cairo and Alexandria.

Explore how social media and brand promotions are pushing young girls into premature beauty consumerism.