In the aftermath of the tragic death of two students of Jahangirnagar University, Tasnia Ahmed expresses her grave concern about the high incidence of death from road accidents in Bangladesh.

Dristy Rahman’s satirical take on the disjuncture between the values and practice of Ramadan.

Sabiha Anjum writes about the plight of the third gender.

Dristy Rahman deconstructs the mythic reality that Disney represents.

No matter what excuse you give for raping someone, it won’t change the fact that the victim didn’t concur to it, writes Dristy Rahman.

Riasat Raihan writes about the general circumstances of teenager’s life

To many of us May Day is nothing but another holiday. But we should not forget that people someday fought and sacrificed their lives for dignities and rights we enjoy today, writes Samia Sultana Lira.

When we idolise Masharafe as our celebrity cricket icon, should we cherish their hard working nature and iron like determination in life or our admirations are just rhetorical? Asks Enamul Haque.

The celebration of Pahela Baishakh has long been a target for extremists. At the same time both urban and rural people love to observe this day with traditional festivity. Samia Sultana Lira writes about this friction prevailing in our society….

Although our playgrounds are disappearing day by day and technologies are snatching the leisure time of our young people, still sports have a certain appeal for them. National cricket nurtures a solidarity that cut across social class and gender divides. It is not uncommon to find colleagues at offices crowding the tv setting aside the office hierarchy. Sports are the […]