Category: Features

Responding to the Call of the Wild -Jarif Hasin

Whether you’re a seasoned explorer or a newcomer to the wonderful outdoors, there is something magical about venturing into nature’s playground. The sound of crunching leaves underfoot, the scent of pine in the air, and the sight of sunlight filtering through the trees all work together to create a sense...

Science of Human Flight -Ashraful Islam

Imagine soaring through the sky, feeling the wind rush past you as you glide effortlessly above the world. The dream of human flight has fascinated us for centuries, inspiring countless stories, movies, and even scientific endeavors. But could humans ever truly fly like birds or superheroes? While it may seem...

Kindness of Kazi Nazrul for children -Iqbal Mahamud

In a world filled with chaos and uncertainty, the timeless works of Kazi Nazrul Islam stand as a beacon of hope and inspiration. His poems and stories remind us of the beauty in simplicity, the strength in empathy and kindness, and the limitless potential of dreams. Through his words, he...

‘The Oxford of the East’: The University of Dhaka -Fatema Tania

The University of Dhaka is the country’s oldest public university. People refer to it as the ‘Oxford of the East’. The university began its journey on July 1, 2021. The university’s renown extends globally, yet its founding narrative remains obscure to many. Despite significant obstacles and conspiracies against its establishment,...

Pages of Destiny -Ekramul Haque Nayon

Once upon a time in the bustling city of Dhaka, two unlikely friends, Mehedi and Masud, discovered the magic hidden within the pages of books. Their journey from casual readers to passionate book lovers was filled with twists, turns, and unexpected encounters. The Chance Encounter Mehedi, an introverted computer science...

Know IELTS -Fahmida Mehreen

In today’s globalised world, more and more people are choosing to study abroad or migrate with their families in search of better job prospects or a more promising standard of living. High-achieving students, both in English and Bangla, aim for their higher studies in various foreign countries, including the USA,...

Neural Symphony: How Your Brain Works -Habibur Rahman

For centuries, scientists have grappled with understanding the human brain—a marvel often hailed as the most intricate organ in existence. Within the average human brain reside an astonishing 86 billion nerve cells, aptly named neurons. These neurons serve as the fundamental building blocks, orchestrating the symphony of our thoughts, emotions,...

Anjikuni: A Mysterious Missing Township -Md Uzzal Hossain

Before 1930, a snow-covered lake nestled in the Kivalik region of Canada bore the name Anjikuni. One fateful day, an inquisitive old jailer arrived at this remote locale. The indigenous Eskimo Inuit people frequented the area in search of freshwater fish. Upon his arrival, the jailer sensed the lively presence...

Digital Detox: Life Without Internet -Jarif Hasin

In an age where the internet has become as indispensable as air, its sudden disappearance felt like a jolt to the system. Just a month ago, life without online connectivity seemed unimaginable—a scenario fit only for dystopian fiction. But in the third week of July, that nightmare became a reality...

Unearthing the Mysteries of Time and Place -Masud Rana

“Time; he’s waiting in the wings.” Stories about time travel are, well, timeless. The dream of journeying through time captivates our imagination, transcending epochs and cultures. But where did humanity’s fascination with temporal voyages begin, and why is the idea so alluring? Perhaps it’s because the concept of time travel...

Samurai: Heroes of Ancient Japan -Md Mahmudur Rahman

660 BC: The Japanese sun goddess Ematerasu Omikami gave her only son Mikoto three sacred objects: a transparent mirror, a dazzling gemstone, and a shining sword. Japan’s ‘Chrysanthemum Throne’ or Chandramallika throne is very much in need of these precious objects. Because the Japanese believe that whoever has them will...

Myth and Mystery of Red Heifer -Fatema Tania

The word “red heifer” comes from Hebrew. It’s closely associated with spiritual purity. Different religions have various views about the red heifer. The holy books of the Torah, Bible, and Quran mention the red heifer, also known as the red cow. The red heifer is a sacred cow, and its...