
Adrita Zaima Islam
Adrita is a contributing writer for Campus, Rising Stars, Star Youth, and Daily Star Books.
Adrita is a contributing writer for Campus, Rising Stars, Star Youth, and Daily Star Books.
I love the texture of your hair and I wanted to tell you about it in far too many words than either you or I are comfortable with.
To make this time somewhat more enjoyable, here are a few movies you can watch with your family.
Despite a few duds, MAYHEM might just be Lady Gaga reclaiming her place as a queen of pop.
Let me cut out your mother’s tongue and lay it down beside you like my mother did with mine.
In recent times, popular study abroad destinations have been adopting policies and undergoing changes that are making it harder for Bangladeshi students to go abroad.
Bangladesh’s struggle with brain drain is not new. According to data collected from 175 countries between 2007 and 2024, the ‘Human Flight and Brain Drain Index’ indicates that Bangladesh has the 37th highest propensity for brain drain.
According to a report published in 2023, the number of Bangladeshi students leaving the country every year tripled from 16,609 in 2008 to about 49,151 in 2022.
In courtrooms and corridors, in the common spaces and cafeterias where clients and spectators are present, female lawyers have to put up with crass comments, mockery, and harassment.
Although internship opportunities available to high-school students might be hard to stumble upon, they are certainly available.
It's a lesser known evil that is wreaking havoc among young people.
Marital conflict can result in constant fighting and can breed a hostile atmosphere.
Menstruation is a monthly occurrence for women, and having little to no access to pads when needed is a major cause for concern.
The very first digital SAT was administered internationally on March 11, 2023.
Caring for stray animals is important, and knowing the right way is vital.
Set in 1990s Dhaka against the backdrop of the military occupation, the novella follows the lives of a young university professor, his wife, and their house help, Phulbanu. The story is narrated entirely from Phulbanu’s perspective.
There lies a problem in the type of books that are being popularised by BookTok.
There is an absence of emphasis on Bangla's proper learning.
Possibilities that are small enough to be held in the clammy palms of a toddler.