Veronica Gomes

Reducing digital carbon footprint: Why the world needs you to pay attention to your inbox

While people all around the globe are actively adopting sustainable and environment-friendly alternatives, monitoring carbon footprints has become more crucial than ever. Thus arises a question- are there sources of carbon emissions around us that we can easily control but are unaware of?

'I Care A Lot’: A peek into a chilling alternate reality

A movie where the tally of good people stands at zero, this gripping psychological thriller will put your anger to the test as the despicable operations of Marla Grayson (Rosamund Pike) unravel.

Are ride-sharing services on the right path to recovery?

Bangladeshi ride-sharing services are slowly on the trend of recovering most of their loyal users and regaining the trust of people throughout the country with its proactive safety protocols and adjustments. As the world experiences dynamic shifts, it is truly exciting to witness what innovative measures these businesses have in store for its users in the long run.

The new normal for internships

Virtual internships have largely become the norm since the countrywide lockdown commenced in March and even now, as lockdowns have been largely relaxed, internships take place remotely ensuring maximum safety and social distancing. For numerous fresh graduates and students who find themselves locked in uncertainty, the proliferation of numerous virtual internships, both at home and abroad, present a new lifeline of opportunity and hope to eke out a sense of working outside.

Cloud Kitchens: Future of food delivery services

In these dire times of crisis and uncertainties caused by the global Coronavirus pandemic, the world has witnessed major economic turbulence, with several industries failing to cope up with the drastic changes in global lifestyle. On the flip side, there have been a number of online tech-based platforms booming in these times, with the cloud kitchen industry being one of them.

Editor's Note: All about saving

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Google warns its users of Covid-19 online scams

With a substantial increase in work from home practices, there has been a notable rise in the frequency of cyber-crimes and scams.

Mobile Financial Services soaring in a pandemic-stricken Bangladesh

With continual social distancing practices and overall hiked protective measures worldwide, consumer preferences have been subject to drastic changes, one of which is reflected in the shift towards the increased adoption of digital payment platforms.

March 8, 2020

How schools can prepare for coronavirus

With three confirmed cases of coronavirus in Bangladesh as of now, the country is on high alert regarding preventive practices. Here's how educational insititutions can prepare for the safety of their students.

March 6, 2020

How women are coming to the forefront of tech in Bangladesh

While delving into the reasons behind the under-representation of women in tech, the sheer number of interested female students in this sector proved not to be a reason.

October 10, 2019

A Tribute to SUITS

Warning: Contains season 9 spoilers.

October 3, 2019

The ultimate millennial traveller starter pack

If you think you have what it takes to be called a traveller, think again.

September 19, 2019

Anxious attachments with digital devices

Attachments have various forms. However, the type which currently concerns us the most is the one introduced by British psychologist John Bowlby as ‘Anxious Attachments’.

August 1, 2019

Realities of Law as a Career

The first question that arises in this very topic is why study law? While traditionally a majority of students who take up law are

July 11, 2019

Downsizing my life

Over the last couple decades, the people I kept around had caused me to experience tremendous downturn. After exploring countless alternatives, including giving these people numerous second chances, trying to understand them and empathise or even making

March 21, 2019