Youth Wave Blog

How volunteering invigorates career path -Md Mithun Shahriar

Volunteering abroad presents an extraordinary opportunity for young people to contribute positively to global communities while gaining invaluable life experiences. It is not merely an act of service but an adventure that expands one’s worldview, fosters personal growth, and builds a stronger sense of global citizenship. With increasing interest in...

Five Edyption inventions that shaped our modern world -Jarif Hasin

The ancient Egyptians, one of the world’s oldest and most enduring civilizations, continue to captivate historians and enthusiasts alike. Their monumental achievements, from the awe-inspiring pyramids to elaborate temples, showcase a society that thrived for thousands of years. However, the legacy of ancient Egypt extends beyond its breathtaking architecture and...

Navigating the Transition from High School to College -Sohel Rana Shefat

The transition from high school to college is a pivotal phase in a student’s life, marked by excitement, anxiety, and a plethora of new experiences. In Bangladesh, this transition is particularly significant as students move from the rigid structure of school life to the more independent and responsibility-laden environment of...

The Twin Genius -Iqbal Mahamud

Where the future was always just a heartbeat away, two brothers—Rishad and Masum—were about to change the world. Identical twins with a shared love for science and faith, they were fascinated by the challenge of time management. Waking up for Fajr prayer, studying at the right intervals, taking breaks for...

Ancient City of Mayan Civilisation -Md Sazzadul Islam

Imagine stumbling upon an ancient city lost to the pages of history—a city covered by dense jungle, its secrets hidden for centuries. This is not a plot from a fantasy novel but a real-life story of the discovery of an ancient Mayan city that has captivated archaeologists and adventurers alike....

Depression: The Demon -Kazi Falguni Eshita

Sometimes, I battle a shadowy foe, A demon all too familiar, Depression’s woe. There are nights my body makes me weep; I cannot eat, nor find solace in sleep. The pain consumes, and tears I cry, A whisper says, “Perhaps it’s time to die.” But then, my mind screams, “No!...

The Algorithm of Light -Abdus Salam

Minni had always seen the world through numbers. Where others saw chaos, she saw patterns; where they saw confusion, she found equations. From an early age, she had a peculiar gift—an instinct for solving problems that others deemed impossible. It was not just intelligence; it was passion. Growing up in...

10 Pages a Day -Md Uzzal Hossain

The old bookshop on the corner of Dhaka’s bustling Nilkhet market had always been a mystery to Rafi. Unlike the flashy stores selling textbooks for the coming exams, this shop, with its wooden shelves and faint smell of old paper, seemed like it belonged to another era. Its owner, an...

Editorial

Editorial

Dear friends, Assalamu alaikum. Hope you are keeping well, being hopeful about proposed and possible changes to education curriculum which became devoid of morality and ethics and full of unrepresentative ideals and Indian-Western values. Education has long been the foundation of intellectual and moral development in the Muslim Indian subcontinent,...

Dream Variation -Langston Hughes

To fling my arms wide In some place of the sun, To whirl and to dance Till the white day is done. Then rest at cool evening Beneath a tall tree While night comes on gently, Dark like me– That is my dream! To fling my arms wide In the...

Who Has Bid Thee Ask No More -Hafiz

Beloved, who has bid thee ask no more How fares my life? to play the enemy And ask not where he dwells that was thy friend? Thou art the breath of mercy passing over The whole wide world, and the offender I; Ah, let the rift my tears have channelled...