Bangladesh’s habit of altering birthdates fuels lifelong confusion in education, jobs, healthcare, and legal rights, normalising dishonesty. False ages delay medical tests, limit opportunities, and create a cycle where inaccurate DOBs shape identity and records.

A mother dog’s tragedy in Pabna highlights Bangladesh’s growing desensitisation to animal cruelty, weak law enforcement, and fleeting social media outrage. Experts link abuse to emotional dysfunction, poor accountability, and ignored welfare laws, revealing neglect.

Only 2,000 visitors allowed per day as island reopens for two months

Modern power dressing blends confidence, identity and style as women embrace updated suits, bold prints and rich jewel tones. Contemporary pantsuits transition from boardroom to casual wear, offering chic cuts, versatile fabrics and empowering outfits.

Passenger vessels will start operating on the island route on the same day

Swedish-American designer Jacob Thomas created Plants of Bangladesh, a visual guide shaped by decades in local forests. Documenting thousands of species, he encourages simple plant identification, nature appreciation, and public awareness vital for Bangladesh’s conservation.

Amaya Rahman’s debut poetry collection Tears of a Flower explores mental health and major Bangladeshi events, including the July uprising and Milestone plane crash, blending personal grief with social commentary to inspire young readers and spark national dialogue.

Modern fashion chases an old money aesthetic without understanding its heritage, mistaking trends for identity. True style comes from authenticity, quality, and confidence, proving timeless elegance arises from lived truth rather than influencer-driven performance today.

Dhaka’s bystander effect highlights how fear, legal concerns, and social pressure hinder emergency response. Strengthening awareness, clear intervention, and responsible action can break crowd apathy, improve public safety, and encourage individuals to step in during critical moments.

November reveals Marine Drive’s best beauty, with serene Teknaf beaches, colourful moon boats, live fishing, emerald hills, and golden paddy fields. A quiet scooter ride along Cox’s Bazar offers a unique, crowd-free coastal travel experience.

Indigenous weddings in the Chittagong Hill Tracts are evolving as brides and grooms blend traditional handwoven Chakma textiles with modern silhouettes. Renewed cultural pride, updated motifs, and contemporary designs are reshaping indigenous wedding fashion while preserving heritage.

Experts urge Dhaka residents to manage earthquake anxiety by keeping routines steady, relying on supportive relationships

Domestic violence in Bangladesh leaves girls with lasting trauma, weak legal protection, and harmful cultural pressures, revealing systemic failures that endanger children and mothers while highlighting urgent needs for enforcement reform, community responsibility, and support.

Travelling with a baby becomes easier in Thailand, where family-friendly cities, Bangkok’s conveniences, Phuket’s resort comfort, and Chiang Mai’s creative adventures offer stress-free holidays for parents. Clean facilities, child-safe attractions, and budget-friendly options make Thailand an ideal first international trip for young families.

ATAB, HAAB warn new ordinance could shut down 5,000 agencies

Making homemade ramen with everyday ingredients is easy and delicious. Combine bone broth, soy sauce, sesame oil, garlic, mushrooms, noodles, and cold cuts for a flavorful dish. Optional toppings include soft-boiled eggs, spinach, and spices.

Designing an office space requires careful planning to reflect your company’s culture and brand. Consider layout, furniture, and décor that promote comfort, productivity, and a positive first impression. Opt for ergonomic, minimalist designs and invest wisely in budget-friendly office furnishings.

Mirpur Beribadh’s Rofik Miyar Bhorta O Bhaater Hotel offers a peaceful escape near Dhaka, serving comforting homemade bhorta, bhaat and fresh fried fish by the riverside, attracting families seeking simple flavours, fresh air and a homelike dining experience.

Dhaka’s National Botanical Garden offers a new barefoot trail that reconnects visitors with nature through sand, soil, pebbles, water and mud, promoting relaxation, stress relief and mindful walking in a city dominated by concrete landscapes.

Kazria Kayes transforms curly-hair care in Bangladesh through the Curly Girl Method, promoting gentle, chemical-free routines, natural treatments and simple weekly washing to help all curl types overcome damage, embrace texture and achieve healthy, defined curls affordably.