From Double Delight to Best in Show: 5 Easy Exhibition Rose Varieties to Grow This Winter
Winter is rose show season in India. Kolkata hosted nearly 2,500 cut rose exhibits at the 42nd Indian Rose Convention and All India Rose
The Midday Pause: How Bengal, France and China Perfected the Afternoon Nap
It’s about 2pm and you’re starting to feel quite sleepy. The sun is shining, you had some heavy food for lunch and your eyes
Recycled Aluminium Pots Can Leak Lead Far Above Safety Limits: What Bangladeshi Families Should Know
Many families use very cheap shiny aluminium cookware to cook with every day. However, during a global study involving testing 113 mostly new recycled
No Cooking Skills? No Problem: 7 Easy Diwali Sweets for Beginners
Diwali falls on Sunday, November 8 this year, and the sweets are half the celebration. If you have never made mithai before, don’t worry.
Is Gen Z the Unluckiest Generation? The Facts Explained
Whilst many generations believe they have it tough, Gen Z actually do have data to back up their claims. They are struggling with high
Gazipur Safari Park Welcomes Four Nilgai Calves as Protective Mothers Keep a Watchful Eye
Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Safari Park in Gazipur has welcomed four new nilgai calves, adding a hopeful note for wildlife lovers in Bangladesh. The mothers
Horror in Bengal: Former Govt Employee Kills Wife, Found with Severed Head Inside Kali Temple
A gruesome murder has shaken Gangarampur town in West Bengal’s South Dinajpur district. A former government bus conductor allegedly killed his wife and was
No-Force Toddler Learning: Gentle Study Hacks for Bangladeshi Families
Many parents in Bangladesh feel pressure to start teaching letters and numbers early. But toddler learning works best when a child feels safe, relaxed
Beyond the Taka: Why Bangladesh’s Garment Wage Crisis Is a Test of Economic Survival
Bangladesh is facing one of its toughest labour standoffs in years. Garment workers are demanding a minimum wage of Tk 30,000 a month, more
14 Greens, 14 Ancestors: Inside Bengal’s Spookiest Culinary Tradition
Most of India calls the day before Diwali Choti Diwali. In Bengal, it is Bhoot Chaturdashi, a night for ghosts, ancestors and a very