Crying all the way to the riverbank
Along parts of Dhaka’s riverbanks, the boundary between public property and private use appears to be...
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03 Oct 2026
Behind closed doors
For many women, marriage begins with dreams of companionship, security and a shared future. But for...
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02 Sep 2026
Forcibly displaced, unduly replaced or gone without a trace
There is a moment, just before someone leaves, when a home becomes strangely quiet. The bags...
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22 Aug 2026
Maleena Gomes: Holding her ground
From leaving the security of a corporate career to building one of Bangladesh’s most distinctive creative...
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10 Aug 2026
A world at war
There was a time when wars seemed distant, confined to particular regions and separated by geography,...
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08 Aug 2026
Silent burnout: Women, work and the weight of responsibility
“What did I forget today?” For many women, the day begins with that question long before...
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29 Jul 2026
The lasers uncovering lost worlds
Somewhere above the dense rainforest of Guatemala, an aircraft sweeps silently across an unbroken canopy of...
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18 Jul 2026
The art of conscious living
From bamboo toothbrushes to shampoo bars, Ohama Raaz believes sustainability should be part of everyday life...
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14 Jul 2026
That sinking feeling
The first heavy shower of the monsoon no longer brings relief to Dhaka. Instead, it brings...
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13 Jul 2026
Bangladesh’s dowry law sparks debate
For many women trapped in abusive marriages, speaking out about dowry-related abuse is already one of...
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30 Jun 2026