The recent VAT hike on clothing in Bangladesh strains businesses, consumers, and designers, especially with Eid approaching. Alternative measures like taxing luxury items or offering subsidies could have balanced revenue generation and economic sustainability more effectively.
Tilapia fish skin, rich in collagen, offers a revolutionary, cost-effective burn treatment by promoting faster healing, reducing scarring, and preventing infections. This innovative approach is expanding globally, transforming wound care and sustainable healthcare practices.
Fokinni Bazar, near Dhaka's Tejkunipara railway tracks, offers dignity through hyper-affordable groceries. Vendors salvage discarded goods to feed the underprivileged, fostering community and resilience despite risks from passing trains and economic struggles.
Rows of stalls brimming with the thick fragrance of attars, the gentle gleam of tasbihs, countless varieties of prayer mats and religious caps — this is a scene common at the city’s Baitul Mukarram Market.
In recent years, cane furniture has made a remarkable resurgence in Bangladesh.
In the bustling cities of Bangladesh, where every square inch of land comes at a premium, the concept of buying second-hand flats has carved out a significant niche.
Bhapa pitha, patishapta, chitoi - how often do we ask about the hands that made them?
In Bangladesh, where digital transformation is rapidly reshaping everyday life, financial literacy among the younger generation has never been more important.
The recent VAT hike on clothing in Bangladesh strains businesses, consumers, and designers, especially with Eid approaching. Alternative measures like taxing luxury items or offering subsidies could have balanced revenue generation and economic sustainability more effectively.
Tilapia fish skin, rich in collagen, offers a revolutionary, cost-effective burn treatment by promoting faster healing, reducing scarring, and preventing infections. This innovative approach is expanding globally, transforming wound care and sustainable healthcare practices.
Fokinni Bazar, near Dhaka's Tejkunipara railway tracks, offers dignity through hyper-affordable groceries. Vendors salvage discarded goods to feed the underprivileged, fostering community and resilience despite risks from passing trains and economic struggles.
Rows of stalls brimming with the thick fragrance of attars, the gentle gleam of tasbihs, countless varieties of prayer mats and religious caps — this is a scene common at the city’s Baitul Mukarram Market.
In the bustling cities of Bangladesh, where every square inch of land comes at a premium, the concept of buying second-hand flats has carved out a significant niche.
In recent years, cane furniture has made a remarkable resurgence in Bangladesh.
Bhapa pitha, patishapta, chitoi - how often do we ask about the hands that made them?
In Bangladesh, where digital transformation is rapidly reshaping everyday life, financial literacy among the younger generation has never been more important.
In our chaotic modern lives, energy often feels elusive, that is when meditation comes as a saviour.
The One Billion Dollar Morning Routine, created by brain coach Jim Kwik, emphasizes early rising, hydration, gratitude, exercise, mindfulness, planning, learning, and a healthy breakfast. Avoiding distractions optimizes focus, energy, and productivity for achieving goals.
