Zabin Tazrin Nashita

Liminal spaces become truly scary is when it forces you to face a physical manifestation of something you’re facing about yourself.

A closer look at Dr Aliya Naheed, Dr Sabrina Elias, Dr Kamrun Nahar and Dr Sharmin Sultana, and the research that earned them regional attention

How pimple patches became a fashion statement.

"I now see no other choice but to apply for a personal loan."

Despite its impressive two-hour and 29-minute runtime, Marty Supreme moves through the chaos at a staggering pace, ensuring that you’re never bored for a second.

Through investment, trust, and long-term thinking, governments can create a sphere where young minds can thrive. The future of Bangladesh does not rely on stopping young minds from leaving, but it certainly depends on giving them a reason to believe that coming back is worth it.

I distinctly remember attending a class lecture in November 2022, when ChatGPT was first released to the public, where my instructor expressed his unease about the artificial intelligence (AI) tool and what it meant for learning and teaching.

Prepare to be faced with the age- old question: “So, maa, what about marriage?”