The Truth Behind ‘Mohaproloy 72’: Why Global Governments Are Advising 72-Hour Emergency Readiness
A phrase has been spreading online in recent days: “Mohaproloy 72.” It sounds like a warning of doom, and many people are asking whether
Remembering Nathalia Gadelha Filgueiras: Rising Aviation Star Tragically Killed in Fatal Florida Jet Crash
At just 20, Nathalia Gadelha Filgueiras was already living the career most pilots spend years chasing. On Sunday, November 1, that promising future ended
From Juice Seller to Mahadev Betting Empire: Who Is Sourabh Chandrakar, Extradited From Oman?
A Bhilai Juice Shop To Dubai: Sourabh Chandrakar, now in Indian custody after extradition from Oman, began far from the glitz of Dubai. He
Deepavali Lights in Dhaka: Best Markets for Decor and Diyas
As Deepavali approaches, families across Bangladesh are getting their homes decorated and start doing some shopping. In Dhaka, you can find lots of great
Crisis by Design? Why HSC Examinees Paid the Price for Years of Weak Infrastructure and Delayed Teacher Recruitment
Every year over a million students take their HSC examinees exam in Bangladesh to allow them to go to university. This year, many students
Rallies, Arts, and Rock Legends: Jagannath University Marks 21 Years with Daylong Gala
Old Dhaka was buzzing on Monday (2nd November 2026). Jagannath University celebrated its 21st founding anniversary of establishment with a huge celebration throughout the
DOUBLE BLOW: Fishermen Kept Ashore as Cyclone Murasu Turns Bay of Bengal Into High-Risk Zone
Cyclone Murasu is the second cyclone of the 2026 season, coming less than a week after Cyclone Arnab hit the same region. Coastal families
Coastal Crisis: El Niño Collapse Looms As Khulna, Satkhira Hit By Extreme Heatwaves, River Salinity
Southwest Bangladesh is doubly stressed. Khulna and Satkhira are suffering at the same time with fierce heat and salty rivers. Heat That Keeps Getting
Bay of Bengal 2026 Concludes: Experts Warn Against Great Power Rivalry in Crucial Maritime Zone
The fifth Bay of Bengal Conversation ended in Dhaka on 5 October. The three-day forum brought together policymakers, diplomats and researchers from over 100
The Fowl That Crossed the Padma: How a Boatman’s Humble Meal Became Goalondo Steamer Curry Culinary Folklore
Long before highways stitched Bangladesh together, rivers were its roads. At the meeting of the Padma and Jamuna, the port of Goalondo in Rajbari