Category: Articles

The revolution soaked in the blood of children -Murtajul Islam

The clash against tyranny inevitably led to bullets flying. The names of those who stood up—Shahid Abu Saeed, Asif, Shakeel, Farooq, and many others—echo through history. Among them, Shanta Rabbi, Wadud, and Pavel remain missing, their sacrifice etched into the collective memory. Journalist Zulqarnain Shayer’s video reveals mass graves at...

Simple daily habits for better vision

Vision loss is more common than you may think. According to the World Health Organisation, at least 2.2 billion people globally have a near or distance vision impairment. At least 1 billion of these cases either had a preventable vision impairment or had not yet addressed it. In other words,...

Extreme heatwave and our liabilities -Moinul Alam

Extreme heatwave and our liabilities -Moinul Alam

In the month of April, people in Bangladesh witnessed extreme heatwaves across the country. This was the longest heatwave in the country’s history, lasting 26 consecutive days. Our government usually does not consider a heatwave a natural catastrophe, but this time the situation was different. As a result of the...

SAT made simple for you -Fahmida Mehreen

If a student is in the 12th or final year of high school and is considering studying abroad, particularly in the USA or Canada, he or she has certainly come across the term SAT. Earlier, SAT stood for ‘Scholastic Aptitude Test’, which has been renamed to ‘Scholastic Assessment Test’. The...

Democracy is criminalised on campuses in the US -Abu Tahir Mustakim

Young people, Generation Z and Millennials in particular, are closely following the Israel-Hamas war through social media channels. Students in prominent protest movements like Occupy Wall Street, Black Lives Matter, and the Parkland, Florida, gun control campaign have significantly shaped these generations. Many demonstrators and voters are deeply troubled by...

Try to avoid bottled water

Tiny plastic bits are everywhere—wafting in the air, riding ocean currents, raining down on plants, and swirling in bottled water. The smallest of these—nanoplastics—has been hard for scientists to study. Now, researchers have developed a new method to identify these super-tiny bits, each billionth of a metre in size. And...

The Battle Against Aedes Mosquitoes -Md Mahmudur Rahman

Rainfall, temperature, and relative humidity play a major role in the propagation of Aedes mosquitoes. Because these things are so common in Bangladesh, there are more Aedes mosquitoes than ever before. At the same time, the lack of responsible people and institutions and the use of chemical insecticides have made...

Shawaal – The Six Fasts and More -Fahmida Mehreen

Ramadan is the blessed month of the year when Muslims keep obligatory fasts, pray and make hearty supplications, make dhikr in remembrance of Allah, send blessings upon the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), make charity, and perform many other acts of nobility to purify their souls and take steps to get closer...

All Quiet on the Western Front : A Haunting Journey into the Depths of War -MSF Sadib

“All Quiet on the Western Front” brilliantly explores the human costs of war, both in terms of lives lost and the deep effects on survivors. Remarque’s writing is compelling and precise, capturing the emotional and mental complexity of the characters. The book’s lasting significance comes from its ability to go...

Alarming Tides of Youth Gangs -Abu Mohammad Shahed

In recent times, there has been an unfortunate rise in the use of youth gangs for various purposes, including political activities, gatherings, and demonstrations. Regardless of party affiliations, citizens are concerned about the influence of these gangs, especially in urban and rural areas. The involvement of young people in activities...

The Story of Rituraj -Fatema Tania

‘Morning showed the day’—this proverb perfectly matches the amazing boy Rituraj Bhowmick. He shares his intellectual reflections on his early years of life. At the time, he was a singer and an author as well. ‘The Talents of the Wonder Boy’ achieved the Guinness Book of World Records as the...

Mindful Eating

Practicing mindful eating offers a transformative approach to our relationship with food, encouraging us to be fully present and intentional in our culinary experiences. While the ideal scenario, as often portrayed in retreats or structured mindfulness courses, involves savoring each bite with undivided attention, the reality for many of us...