What to Do If Your Name Is Missing from the Voter List and Where to File a Complaint?
Every election season, thousands of Bangladeshi citizens rush to their local voter centres with tea in hand, only to find their names missing from
Planning a Trip to Bandarban? Here’s What Tourists Should Do After Attractions Were Closed Due to Heavy Rain
Bandarban is one of the most loved hill destinations of Bangladesh, and is currently closed to tourists. If you had a Bandarban trip lined
Where History Meets the Supernatural: Bangladesh’s Haunted Zamindar Mansions
Long before Bangladesh was the country it is today, the land was dotted with the grand estates of zamindars, the powerful landowners who managed
Craving Comfort Food? Try These 5 Healthy Monsoon Recipes
When the monsoon rain begins to pour outside, most Bangladeshi households crave something warm and comforting to eat. From the aroma of hot tea
Science or Superstition? Why the Sundarbans Feel Cursed
There’s a forest in the delta shared by Bangladesh and India that locals whisper about. The Sundarbans is the world’s largest mangrove forest and
Add This to Your Diet and Glow Like Pori Moni: Inside the Bangladeshi Superstar’s Mindful Eating and Skincare Routine
Bangladeshi superstar Pori Moni has always been loved not only for her screen presence but also for her ever-glowing, healthy glow. The actress is
Gazipur Garment Crisis: Workers Still Waiting for Unpaid Salaries and Compensation
The bigger garment hub of Gazipur in Bangladesh is in bad shape. One plant after another has closed in recent months, leaving thousands of
Filing Your First Income Tax Return? Here’s Why You’ll Pay a Minimum Tk 1,000 Tax
Getting your first Tax Identification Number (TIN) in Bangladesh feels like a big step when it comes to opening a new bank account, getting
Trawler with 17 Fishermen Adrift in Bay of Bengal for 72 Hours, Rescue Underway
A fishing trawler FB Jahan has been adrift in the Bay of Bengal for three days after its engine broke down mid-voyage. The vessel
Merit or Quota? The Job Reform Debate Bangladeshi Graduates Can’t Escape
Each year, hundreds of thousands of Bangladeshi graduates sit for ultra-competitive civil service exams, hoping to land one of the coveted but shrinking number