The case of the missing girl: Where are we in Bangla children’s literature?
It wasn’t until my 20s that I realised I had read less than 10 Bengali women authors in my childhood and adolescence.
3y ago
Fashion: Self-expression or consumerism?
Clothing carries undeniable meaning, becoming a strong vehicle for self-expression.
3y ago
Iconic TSC soon to be erased
In the wake of Dhaka University’s birth centenary in 2021, the decision to bulldoze its historical Teacher-Student Centre (TSC) and replace it with a multi-storied structure shocked students, alumni, and residents of Dhaka.
3y ago
What good is the DSA if it can’t protect women from online harassment?
There is little I can add to what has already been said about the shaming, blaming and moral policing of women on the internet.
4y ago
On broken things like the economy and young people’s spirits
For the number of times I have seen older people address and advise the youth, I have seen very few instances of the former assuming the role of a listener.
4y ago
From footpath to Facebook
Sixty-four-year-old Habibur Rahman came to Dhaka from Narsingdi in 1988. For the past 32 years, he has been selling books around the city, and now, to the elderly man’s amazement, he is selling books online with the help of his son.
4y ago
Periods to be replaced with commas in women’s bodies
When my editor asked me to write a period piece for this week’s Satireday, I was quite perplexed. After all, it is common knowledge that periods have been cancelled, and emojis now mark the end of sentences (¬‿¬)
4y ago
Worse off at a shelter
Photos taken by activists at a shelter called Kalua’s Homes at Baruikhali of the capital’s Rayerbazar area have revealed a dismal picture. Scores of well and unwell dogs were photographed cramped inside a small shed, while paralysed cats were found in cages. Some of the dogs were all skin and bones, as the food given to them were inedible and covered with mould.
4y ago
February 9, 2018
Why you need a mentor
It isn't easy to make the transition from laid-back student to hard-working job holder. Once you start working, you will face
February 2, 2018
The importance of making lists
* Lists help you organise everything into one place. You have a clear vision of what you need to get done, and when you have to do it.
January 12, 2018
How to give good feedback
It's very important for offices to have an active culture of giving and receiving feedback. Regular feedbacks are far more efficient than
December 8, 2017
Is multitasking even a thing?
If you've never had 67 things to do within the span of three days while constantly feeling like you'll crack under pressure, then you
November 17, 2017
A LIST OF THINGS YOU'LL MISS WHILE STUDYING ABROAD
A LIST OF THINGS YOU'LL MISS WHILE STUDYING ABROAD
November 10, 2017
SUBSTITUTES FOR MONEY
SUBSTITUTES FOR MONEY
November 3, 2017
Honest admission test questions
Honest Admission Test Questions
October 27, 2017
Is your boss a Michael Scott?
Are you fortunate enough to have a boss who’s as inspirational as Mr Scott?
October 5, 2017
Making a Case for Cooking
Are you a person? Are you a young person? Are you a male young person?
September 21, 2017
A wholesome addiction: Masterchef Australia
In the year 2010, my simple life as a ninth grader consisted of me going to school, getting back home and watching TV, and then talking to my friends about the stuff I watched on TV. There was Supernatural, number one fan favourite among our pubescent selves.
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