Tagabun Taharim Titun

In the world of architecture and interior design, surfaces are frequently viewed through the lens of aesthetics alone.

Choosing the right building materials is one of the most critical steps in construction or renovation.

Dhaka is a city of startling contrasts, where shimmering glass towers often stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the fragile corrugated iron of informal settlements. While the elite neighbourhoods of Gulshan and Banani represent the nation’s economic aspirations, they are held aloft by an invisible workforce that retreats to the shadows at sunset.

Building a truly resilient urban home now requires more than just a backup gate—it requires an advanced energy storage hub. Learn how the shift to lithium-ion systems is helping Bangladeshi households move away from fossil fuel dependency, providing a smart, quiet, and eco-friendly solution for reliable 24/7 power.

In the heart of Roghunathpur, Mymensingh, a vibrant structure rises from the ground that challenges every modern notion of what a permanent building should look like. To the casual observer, it is a school made of mud. To a property expert or an environmentalist, it is a masterclass in climate-resilient design and a blueprint for the future of rural development. The Pahariapara Agamir School stands as a living testament to what happens when traditional ecological knowledge meets modern architectural style.

Creating a cozy living room is more than a decor choice; it’s a way to signal safety and relaxation to your brain. This guide explores how simple, budget-friendly additions like textured rugs, warm hues, and natural patterns can reduce daily friction and turn your living space into a restorative retreat for the soul.

Combat deep-seated colourism in Bangladesh by challenging superficial beauty standards across families and institutions like Dhaka University. Prioritizing character over skin tone empowers individuals, fostering genuine social progress and healing hidden psychological wounds.

Reflecting on this Father’s Day, I realise that we spend so much time waiting for our fathers to speak our language that we fail to learn theirs.

Banning social media for children in Bangladesh requires robust digital safety alternatives instead of sudden age restrictions.

Celebrate the historic inclusion of the Bangladesh national football jersey in Zurich’s FIFA Museum. Designed by Tasmit Afiyat Arny, this vibrant kit weaves Jamdani patterns, heritage art, and national pride into global sports history.

Control dietary sodium with insights from Dr Chowdhury Tasneem Hasin of Continental Hospital. Reducing hidden salt in processed snacks prevents hypertension and silent kidney damage, protecting the heart health of young adults across Bangladesh.

As the job market becomes more competitive, the pressure to have a resume that features more than just a CGPA has become paramount.

Bangladesh's justice system failure denies rape survivors justice due to massive judicial backlog and heavily politicised prosecution.

As the record-breaking heatwaves of 2026 collide with the festive preparations for Eid-ul-Adha, the air conditioner has evolved from a seasonal luxury into an urban necessity.

Air conditioning is more than a machine. In fact, it is humanity’s long chase after a cooler room. From breezes and water tricks to compressors and smart controls, every era left its own way of beating the heat.

As the moon heralds Eid-ul-Adha 2026, the bustling streets and cattle markets of Bangladesh tell a story far different from the cash-heavy traditions of the past.

Zakat is far more than a simple act of voluntary charity; it is a fundamental pillar of Islam and a mandatory spiritual obligation for every eligible Muslim.

Remittance inflow has reached a historic peak of 3.75 billion dollars this March as expatriates utilise legal channels to send money to their loved ones for the upcoming Eid.

A mother who has lost her child to a preventable disease like measles carries an unimaginable grief. To have that grief met with the accusation that her child died because she was worried about her “fitness” is an act of cruelty that no apology can fix.

Beyond the classroom, the commute acts as a silent thief of the social and extracurricular opportunities that define university life.