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4 Types of People Who Weaponise Facebook in Family Feuds
Bengali folks who seek refuge in Facebook in times of domestic war.
4 July 2022
Engineering student finds passion in everything that isn’t engineering
Engineering student finds everything other than his major fascinating.
3 July 2022
5 Most Interesting Stranger Things Season Finale Fan Theories
Stranger Things Season 4 Volume 1 ended with quite a few unanswered questions.
30 June 2022
You should be worried about surveillance capitalism
Surveillance capitalism is a process that relies on the constant gathering of online data by tech companies.
30 June 2022
Back to the Wall: How I live with back pain
Lifestyle-induced backpain is now such a systemic problem that even if wanted to change it, we wouldn’t know where to begin or how to keep up.
30 June 2022
A Room in the Corner
Why did she whisper? She isn’t the whispering kind. Nargis can’t remember the last time she heard Rakib Bhai’s wife whisper.
30 June 2022
Is body neutrality our way out of unattainable beauty standards?
Over time, my attitude towards my skin changed. Initially for the worse, and then for the better.
30 June 2022
Why we need menstrual leaves at work
The menstrual leave policy establishes “equity” among workers. The leave will be offered to those who need it.
29 June 2022
Why Harry Styles is the hero of our times
His fans were crazy when it came to showing devotion, and equally crazy were his haters while showering their contempt.
29 June 2022
TAAGA — Unapologetically fashionable
Launched for the youth and keeping their unbounded energy in mind, TAAGA has inspired the younger fashion enthusiasts over the years, to no end. Where Aarong is a more mature mother brand, TAAGA is the impulsive, joyful sub-brand that is always experimenting and flying out of her comfort zone. This time too, TAAGA’s Eid drop is eclectic, daring and classy, much like its wearers. Inspired by the latest street fashion trends, TAAGA’s new collection has a lot going for it, from geometric to abstract prints and patterns.
27 June 2022
How to trick your brain into studying
Four ways you can trick your brain into studying.
27 June 2022
Jamuna bridge jealous about Padma bridge inauguration, shows cracks
Jamuna bridge sees its crown being snatched away by Padma bridge.
24 June 2022
Should national curriculum teachers rethink how they guide college students?
Teaching methods currently are often too reliant on test papers as teaching material.
23 June 2022
EVERY TIME IT RAINS
Every time it rains, I am reminded of the story that started but never really had a proper ending.
23 June 2022
Strengths of the Highly Sensitive Individual
Having a highly sensitive personality is not always about tearing up.
23 June 2022
The beauty of reading without a purpose
Purposeless reading can bring you relaxation and comfort.
23 June 2022
Making a living through art in Bangladesh
There is no denying that artists are here to stay. Moreover, it is now easier to get your work out to a larger audience.
23 June 2022
Menstrual commercials, please do better
TV advertisements for menstrual products are misleading and often disappointing.
23 June 2022
Why is the youth out of touch with Bangladeshi politics?
A generation more in touch with international relations than news at home.
23 June 2022
I Exist in Small Spaces
i exist in the smallest of spaces
in the underside of a bed
a corner of a balcony
23 June 2022