The Colours of Islampur

Taking a trip to the older part of Dhaka is always refreshing; the walls, colours, the narrow lanes and of course the age-old
23 June 2016

QUIRKY SCIENCE

A small asteroid has been discovered in an orbit around the sun that keeps it as a constant companion of Earth, and it will remain so for centuries to come.
23 June 2016

In Search of Equality

"The hardships that my mother, like other mothers in our country, went through- she did not deserve it,” says Dr Sayed Saikh Imtiaz, Chairperson and Associate Professor, Department of Women and Gender Studies, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh, and Executive Director (Honorary), Center for Men and Masculinities Studies (CMMS).
23 June 2016

THE RAILWAY RUSH

To introduce Bangladesh in the World Wide Web as the most densely populated country in the world, probably the most used
23 June 2016

Star Diary

It was around 10 o clock at night near the city's Farmgate intersection. A curious crowd was gathering around a canvasser who
23 June 2016

Elephant shot in forehead seeks aid when help arrives

An injured elephant in Zimbabwe motions for assistance when help arrives after it wandered around a park for weeks with a massive gunshot wound on its head.
21 June 2016

Bodybuilder grandmom celebrates birthday. Her age?

Ernestine Shepherd, world’s oldest female bodybuilder just celebrated her birthday, but can you guess her age?
20 June 2016

Ahmet’s story, Cyprus

I was born in Homs and I wanted to live there until the end, but this vicious war left us no other choice but to leave all behind… For the sake of my children’s future we had to take the risk.
20 June 2016

Saransika’s loss at sea

Saransika, a 14-year-old refugee from Sri Lanka, lost her family on the high seas and struggles to come to terms with her loss.
20 June 2016

Sahara’s story, Slovakia

Sahara had to flee Somalia and later was offered resettlement. We met her on her way, in the Emergency Transit Centre in Humenne, Slovakia.
19 June 2016

From refugee to award winning author

She endured violent storms, pirate raids and severely unsanitary conditions to make it to Indonesia, only to find herself stranded on an uninhabited island for almost three months until being rescued by the UNHCR.
19 June 2016

Creating excellence in healthcare

Hailing from Bangalore, R. Basil is an Electrical Engineering graduate from the College of Engineering, Trivandrum who did his M. Tech in Power Systems Engineering from Cochin University of Science & Technology. Since then he has worked in three different sectors — Power Systems Engineering, Medical Systems and Healthcare Management.
18 June 2016

Shookrullah Alizadah’s story, from Afghanistan to Sweden

We drank sea water to survive. In the middle of the sea, the boat’s GPS broke down.
17 June 2016

Escape to hardship

Abdullah closes his eyes as he recalls the terrifying journey he made after escaping from Rakhine State, in Myanmar.
17 June 2016

Jihan's Story, Greece

Like so many others, 34-year-old Jihan was willing to risk everything in order to escape war-torn Syria and find safety for her family.
17 June 2016

Son of refugees

I grew up with all the rules, fears, responsibilities and restrictions that are imposed onto refugees or that refugees impose on themselves, being strangers in a new land.
16 June 2016

Mohad’s Story, Poland

In Malta he might have had a steady job, but what’s the use of having one when you can’t live with your family?
16 June 2016

Shopping Wise, Shopping Street!

Like every year, the festival of Eid-ul-Fitr has everyone excited and enthusiastic to buy new clothes, accessories and watches.
16 June 2016

Last Call for Vacation!

Adventure and travelling has recently seeped into our society, be it among the upper or middle class. Weekend getaways have
16 June 2016

PEARLS OF WISDOM

PEARLS OF WISDOM
16 June 2016