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How student politics impacts the lives of students
Student politics is a reality that Bangladeshi university students have to deal with on a day-to-day basis.
Grooming: abuse hiding in plain sight
It's a lesser known evil that is wreaking havoc among young people.
Cover Story / The struggles women face entering their work lives
The bar for women is set higher than for men in the professional field.
Stepping on to the ramp
While the Bangladeshi youth is well-acquainted with the international fashion community, we are not as familiar with the local scene, especially when it comes to modelling.
Inside the world of food vlogging
Food vlogging is one of the fastast growing areas of content creation.
The ways PCOS takes over women’s lives
You can have almost all the symptoms of PCOS yet not have PCOS, and vice versa.
English Medium students’ strained relationship with Bangla
There is an absence of emphasis on Bangla's proper learning.
The sad state of Bangla literature in the national curriculum
For an overwhelming majority of national curriculum students, literary exploration of this sort is not even a pipe dream.
The deafening reality of noise pollution
How long do we need before noise pollution becomes a concern serious enough for our authorities to care about?
The problems of admission coaching
The most vital time in a Bangladeshi student's life is also the most problematic.
The promising world of sports journalism
Sports journalism in Bangladesh is on a rapid rise and people are noticing.
Are private universities ready for a two-semester system?
The scenario here has been nothing but rushed and confusing.
New Year’s celebration across cultures
The one thing we do know for sure about the year 2023 is how the world will welcome it.
Young entrepreneurs in the wedding scene
The growing wedding industry of Bangladeshi is allowing young entrepreneurs to succeed.
The price of victory: 1971 and the mental health of a generation
What has never been discussed is the impact of these memories, the persisting scars they left in people's minds.
