Author: Rupaiya Srestha Tanchangya

Two years have passed since Bangladesh’s July mass uprising ousted Sheikh Hasina from power. Five women who took to the…

From a modest personal care service to a nationwide economic force, Bangladesh’s beauty and grooming industry has become a major…

Nutrition labels on many packaged foods sold in Bangladesh are failing to tell consumers what they are actually eating, with…

Prices of several essential toiletries have continued to rise in Bangladesh despite the FY2026-27 national budget introducing no major new…

Private university students who participated in the July Mass Uprising say many of the movement’s aspirations—including building a more equitable,…

For the working-class people of Dhaka, for whom the monsoon rains bring no comfort or romantic luxury, life has been…

Bangladesh’s cat food market has expanded rapidly in recent years, driven by growing pet ownership. TIMES of Bangladesh analysed National…

Bangladesh’s banking rescue programme has yet to ease depositors’ struggles despite Tk51,000 crore in emergency liquidity support, regulatory intervention and…

Thousands of depositors across several troubled banks in Bangladesh remain unable to access their savings despite regulatory intervention, emergency liquidity…

The government’s decision to launch a Tk20,000 crore bailout package for five troubled Islamic banks has once again brought Bangladesh’s…