Munira Fidai

Ahmed Tuhin Reza: The ultimate panjabiwala

In the world of Bangladeshi fashion, Ahmed Tuhin Reza stands out as a visionary designer in men's traditional attire

3d ago

Family travel tips for Bangladeshi parents

Travelling with children can be enjoyable with careful planning. Start early to expose them to new experiences, choose family-friendly destinations, pack smart, and maintain routines. Include downtime, consider hiring help, and keep trips short for smoother adventures.

1w ago

Upgrade your Eid look with these game-changing panjabi styles

As Eid approaches, men prioritise comfort and style, selecting from luxurious silk panjabis, breathable cotton, or modern Pathani kurtas. Heavily embroidered, short kurtas, and designer options offer unique festive looks, ensuring confidence and joy.

1m ago

The ultimate shopping guide for kids this Eid

Eid-ul-Fitr children’s fashion blends tradition and modernity, featuring crop tops, dhoti pants, jumpsuits, shararas, and panjabis. Accessories and footwear complete festive looks, with popular shopping spots offering stylish yet comfortable outfits perfect for summer celebrations.

1m ago

Eid outfit crisis? Florals to the rescue!

Floral fashion dominates Eid 2024 with vibrant panjabis, elegant sarees, trendy kameezes, and timeless dresses. From soft pastels to bold hues, designers embrace florals, blending tradition with modernity for festive, stylish ensembles perfect for day and evening celebrations.

1m ago

Remembering His Highness Prince Karim Aga Khan IV: A Remarkable Legacy

His Highness Prince Karim Aga Khan IV, the 49th hereditary Imam of the Shia Ismaili Muslims and founder of the Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN), passed away peacefully in Lisbon on 4 February 2025 at the age of 88.

1m ago

Maisha Lubaba: Elevating Protibha to new heights of artisan empowerment

Protibha, a thriving social enterprise and the sustainable arm of It’s Humanity Foundation, was first established by IHF in 2014 as a means to provide an income to the mothers of children it wished to retain into its schools. Taking the reins in 2016, Maisha has propelled the organisation to new heights of success.

1m ago

Why should you love a gamer?

Gaming serves as stress relief, improving mental health and relationships. Allowing personal gaming time fosters self-care and relationship harmony. Shared gaming strengthens bonds, while open communication about gaming needs enhances mutual understanding and satisfaction in partnerships.

2m ago
October 27, 2024
October 27, 2024

Cut the stress, fold the paper: The surprising power of origami

This age-old Japanese art of paper folding has fascinated cultures around the world with its simplicity and endless creative potential. While originally from Japan, this craft has been adopted — and adapted — by many, making it one of the most globally influential paper crafts.

October 18, 2024
October 18, 2024

Victoria’s Secret returns with diversity, but are we buying it?

After a six-year sabbatical, the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show is back, and the internet is divided.

October 14, 2024
October 14, 2024

Move over, Gucci! Bangladesh's old-school gamcha is now the coolest thing in fashion

The gamcha, a traditional Bangladeshi handwoven fabric, is making a stylish comeback in fashion. From kurtas to accessories, it blends tradition with modern aesthetics. Vibrant, breathable, and eco-friendly, gamcha-based fashion promotes sustainability and celebrates local textile heritage.

September 30, 2024
September 30, 2024

35 and pregnant: Navigating the myths and realities

The expression may sound alarming but "geriatric pregnancy" is simply a medical term for pregnancies in women aged 35 and above. Over time, this has evoked fear and concern due to increased health risks. However, it’s important to understand that these risks do not define every pregnancy.

August 18, 2024
August 18, 2024

Bring back the “para culture” please!

Those of us who have seen the golden era of the ‘90s can fondly recall how power failures were an excuse for the entire family to take a break and socialise with neighbours. Men, women, and children would find their own tribes and the hours would fly.

August 6, 2024
August 6, 2024

Breastfeeding misconceptions: Debunking 7 myths, one at a time

Breastfeeding is a natural and beautiful process whereby a new mother provides nourishment to the offspring from her own body. Despite its obvious health and emotional benefits, many face challenges in this journey often in the form of criticism and myths, which make the experience seem more daunting than it needs to be.

August 1, 2024
August 1, 2024

5 hobbies that can boost mental health and clarity

In a world where our minds are constantly bombarded with information, finding activities that not only entertain but also enhance cognitive function is a win-win. From the rhythmic motions of knitting to the immersive worlds of books, and the strategic challenges of puzzles and board games, these hobbies offer more than just a way to pass the time.

July 24, 2024
July 24, 2024

Bangladesh’s internet blackout: A wake-up call for our digital dependency?

Truth be told, the heat of the internet shutdown is being felt everywhere, and why not? After all, the deafening — and quite frankly, maddening — absence of seamless connectivity is testimony to all it has done for this country in the past few decades

July 14, 2024
July 14, 2024

Visiting in-laws? Here’s How to not make a fool of yourself

The relationship between in-laws and a newly married couple can be a delicate balance. There are some key behaviours to ensure harmonious visits and maintain positive relationships with your in-laws.

July 7, 2024
July 7, 2024

Empowering women, one jewel at a time: The inspiring story of Dipu’s Candor

During COVID-19, one woman's creativity soared, transforming her vision into a flourishing business in a remarkably short span. But it was only a few months ago, teacher-turned-entrepreneur Dipu decided to take her vision for unconventional jewellery to the masses. Her dream, however, was not to succeed alone, but to take underprivileged women in her community with her.