People
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People want Amir to do well so there will be enormous pressure on him but I am confident that he will come out a winner.
People fear to talk: Sultana Kamal
Human rights activist Sultana Kamal today observed that people are afraid to talk.
ACC arrests Ex-engr of Wasa, 6 others
The Anti-Corruption Commission today arrests seven people including a former engineer of Wasa from different parts of the country in connection with various graft cases.
Are you a true Dhakaite?
After living all these years in Dhaka can you truly call yourself a Dhakaite?
FEATURE: To be the world's strongest kid
It’s a sweltering Sunday afternoon outside the Oil and Gas Discovery Centre as a crowd gathers to line a narrow stretch of road in Seria.
People judge others based on 2 criteria on first meeting
People are quick to size you up in seconds as soon as they meet you. But what exactly are they assessing?
Lost Games Of Dhaka City
They say change is the only constant in life, and if you have grown up in Dhaka, you have lived long enough to
China's one-child policy reversal cautiously welcomed
Chinese state media have welcomed the news China is reforming its decades-old one-child policy, with one editorial saying it "echoes the people's will".
Mute Indian woman flies to Delhi, but claims family not hers
A young deaf and mute Indian womanwho was stranded in Pakistan for a decade has returned home, but said the family she identified in photos was not hers.
Sweden in shock over deadly school attack
Sweden has reacted with shock to the killing of a teacher and pupil at a school in the west of the country, near Gothenburg, by a sword-wielding man.
Facebook to ramp up video viewing features
Facebook said on Tuesday it is testing an array of features aimed at getting people to watch more videos at the leading social network.
Mobimedia services are now currently available to Bangladesh handset manufacturers
Mobimedia, a Southeast Asian regional mobile and tech company announced today its services and solutions are now currently available in Bangladesh.
Ozzy Osbourne 'spies' on neighbours
The rock band Black Sabbath star Ozzy Osbourne and his wife enjoy "spying" on the nearby residents to see what they're all up to.
For the love of caffeine
International Coffee Organisation has declared 1 October as International Coffee Day. The day will be marked by holding special events, offering discounted coffees, etc.
Smartwatches, wearables open door to hackers: study
People who wear smartwatches and connected fitness gadgets can open the door to hackers who could gain access to their data.
Libya arrests three suspected smugglers over migrant boat disaster
Three people have been arrested in Libya on suspicion of involvement in launching a boat packed with migrants.
Global life expectancy rises, but people live sicker for longer
People around the world are living longer, but many are also living sicker lives for longer, according to a study.
Rajabazar in hell (video)
Rajabazar dwellers in Dhaka face intolerable sufferings due to the ongoing construction works of sewage system, which has continued for months.