Youth Wave Blog

Failure Paves the Way for Success -Shohag Hossain

The air crackled with tension as the final seconds ticked away. The basketball hung suspended in the air, a tantalising prize for both teams. My heart pounded in my chest like a drum, my palms slick with nervous sweat. I launched the ball, my muscles straining with effort. It arched...

Building Up a Green Bangladesh -Iqbal Mahamud

People often refer to Bangladesh as the land of rivers because of its lush landscapes and vibrant ecosystems. The beauty of our country is undeniable, yet it’s facing numerous environmental challenges. To build a green Bangladesh, it’s essential that we understand the importance of sustainability and the impact it has...

Secrets Beneath the Well -Ashraful Islam

There is a little village in Rajshahi named Majhli. It is situated along the serene banks of the Padma River. The village was known for its lush mango orchards and tranquil ambience. But Majhli held a secret—one that was about to change the lives of its inhabitants, especially a young...

Muntaha Murder: A Reflection on Child Safety -Shahin Reza

In the quiet village of Kanaighat, nestled in the Sylhet district of Bangladesh, the air is thick with grief and anger. The brutal murder of five-year-old Muntaha Akhtar Zereen has sent shockwaves through the community, highlighting the dark undercurrents of violence that can lurk beneath seemingly peaceful surfaces. Muntaha, the...

Can We Slow Down Aging? -Mohammed Kajol Irfan

Have you ever looked at your grandparents and wondered, “Why do they have wrinkles and you don’t?” Well, this is because of something scientists call aging. It’s a bit like the way a brand-new toy gets scratched and worn out over time. Our bodies change as we get older, and...

The Science of Learning and Memory -Raju Musabbir

The human brain is an organ more powerful and complex than any supercomputer. As youth, we are at a crucial stage where our brain is buzzing with activity, making it the perfect time to explore the science behind learning and memory. This journey will not only shed light on how...

E-Sports: A New Gaming FRONTIER -Mizanur Rahman

The world of gaming has undergone a radical transformation, shifting from a solitary pastime to a global phenomenon known as e-sports. This explosive growth has catapulted competitive gaming into the mainstream, captivating audiences worldwide and redefining the entertainment landscape. E-sports, short for electronic sports, refers to organised multiplayer video game...

Can You Answer?

Can You Answer?

Welcome to our exciting new quiz challenge! Email us your answers to [email protected] , and you could see your name in print in the February’25 issue, alongside the correct answers and our heartfelt congratulations. Happy quizzing! Happy quizzing! 1. In which Sura the 27 Attributes of God are mentioned? a)...

Walls that Talk: Graffiti’s Revolutionary Voice in the ‘24 Movement -Rifat Hasnat

Following the imposition of a curfew during the student protests, graffiti reading “Killer Hasina” appeared on walls, accompanied by harsh words directed at the police. The severe breakdown in police-community relations led to significant attacks on law enforcement, a consequence of the police being perceived as a partisan force. Despite...

Rafiq and the River Rescuers -Abu Shahed

Bangladesh, a country renowned for its lush greenery and countless rivers, often finds itself at the mercy of nature’s extremes. Each year, especially during the monsoon season, floods sweep across vast swathes of the country, leaving behind trails of destruction. Homes are submerged, crops destroyed, and lives turned upside down....

Together Against Dengue -Mehedi Hasan

Dengue fever, once confined to urban areas, has now spread across the entire nation, transforming from a seasonal affliction to a year-round menace. This alarming trend underscores the urgent need for heightened awareness and effective prevention strategies. The consequences of past efforts to control dengue are now painfully evident. As...

Decoding the Genes of Generations -Md Mahmudur Rahman

The legacy of independent Bangladesh is upheld by three distinct generations: Generation X, Generation Y, and Generation Z. Despite their varied upbringings, each generation has relished the fruits of freedom. Generation X, born between 1965 and 1979, were the first to embrace their identity as citizens of an independent nation....

Project Hope: A People’s Power -Sohel Rana Shefat

The awakening in Khulna Khulna is a city of hope, beauty, and a rich history of cultural attractions, hosting amazing places of tourist attractions. Arif stood by the Rupsha River, gazing at the horizon. The sun dipped low, casting a golden hue over the water, as fishing boats returned home....

Ode to Teamwork -Md Masud Rana

In a world that often celebrates individual achievements, the power of teamwork can sometimes be overlooked. Yet, for children, learning to work together is not only essential for their personal growth but also for their future success. Teamwork teaches kids valuable life skills such as communication, cooperation, and empathy. It...

Vietnam: Then and Now -Fahmida Mehreen

Vietnam – a spectacular and picturesque land thriving at the heart of Southeast Asia. Today, it is a major attraction for tourists with its white sandy beaches, vast rivers, state-of-the-art pagodas, lush green forests, and vibrant metropolitan cities. Not to mention, one of the 7 Natural Wonders of the World—Ha...