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Why we need distance to truly connect with stories.

Your guide to exploring the Internet Archive.

Why we cling to the past and how to release it.

Here is a form of diary-keeping that is not processing at all, but rumination masquerading as productivity.

Hoping is not just a feeling; it is more about thinking in a certain way.

The bottom line is: read books.

Eid celebration nowadays may not look the same, but it sure does feel the same.

The unspoken financial pressure, loneliness, and family conflicts young Bangladeshis face during Eid.

Have we lost the art of doing nothing in this fast-paced world?

Explore how social media and brand promotions are pushing young girls into premature beauty consumerism.

The pitfalls of self-help literature and its connection to late capitalism.

The complex paradox of turning into your mother.

Music has its own way of absorbing moments into its symphony, taking a delicately precise grasp of even the most prosaic sentiments of one's life and creating an artefact of an old, raw soul.

Over the past few decades, economics departments have increasingly modelled themselves after the natural sciences. Economics has gradually been separated from history, politics, and the humanities more broadly.

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.

In this article, we’ll dig into five prestigious international writing competitions that welcome high school students from around the globe.

Fixing your sleep cycle means treating sleep like something intentional.

Bangladeshi student's Europe travel experience shapes development insights. Learn about climate education, youth empowerment, and global learning.