Grameenphone has unveiled the newest episode in its Lumière series, this time shining a spotlight on Rezwana Choudhury Bannya

Our love of red meat in Bangladesh is more than simply food; it celebrates tradition, community, and culinary creativity.

These dishes are more than just food: they celebrate family bonds, shared laughter, and stories told

While we may have the main dishes sorted with an assortment of beef and mutton recipes, this Eid, let’s not leave desserts out.

Regal biriyani recipes

If you think buying a cattle is difficult, try bringing it home from the market!

When a batter is dismissed without scoring a single run, it is called a “duck egg” in cricket, later shortened to ‘duck’. Now, where did the word ‘come from in cricket? Simple — the name originated from the shape of the number "0", similar to a duck's egg!

Saree is hardly the apparel of choice for snowboarding and skydiving. Afsana Begum, proves otherwise

Quiet firing is a rising trend in Bangladesh’s corporate culture, where companies subtly push employees to resign amid financial strain. Recognising signs of quiet firing, like unreasonable targets and withheld opportunities, is crucial for professionals seeking fair treatment and job satisfaction.

Dragon House – Dhaka, founded by Shadman Faiyaz, has been “playing with fire” since 2022

On World Environment Day we discuss the need for a shift to sustainable fashion practices.

Department of Tourism of Bhutan notified that it has revised its policy for Bangladeshi tourists

Ah! The Bengali woman and her saree! A story replete with love, memories, style and grace.

When opting for a smoky eye, do not just rub some dark eyeshadow and call it a day!

Protecting yourself from lightning to avoid being electrocuted is a serious matter. More on this over here.

Before everyone starts rooting for their favourite team, the burning question at the moment is how can you watch the games?

Here, we explore how tarot can be a powerful form of self-care

During rainy summer days, followed by immediate heatwaves - cotton, khadi, and linen are good options to pick from.

Walliuddin Ahmed Chowdhury went ahead to make Bangladesh prominent in the world of fashion.

Zaria’s, focuses on plus-size women's wear, addressing a long-overlooked segment of the market.