A 36-hour “monk fast” delivered mixed results—initial ease, mid-fast brain fog, and intense hunger, followed by mental clarity, lighter joints, and renewed energy. It triggered fat-burning, ketone release, and autophagy, offering a temporary metabolic and mental reset.
Several toasters and maybe a few more dinner sets; newlyweds often end up with the same wedding gifts. Instead of repeating mundane ideas, we can think out of the box and gift something that will truly be helpful in this day and age and not just fill their cupboards.
Destination weddings have changed the way we think about the big day. For many, it has quietly changed into a celebration of space, atmosphere, and stories we share.
The idea of extravagant weddings has been instilled within most of us since childhood. From wearing a chic tuxedo to donning an opulent saree or lehenga, at a venue that only elevates their big special day, has been playing on repeat in the minds of many who are soon to be married.
A trip off the grid, devoid of signal and distractions, revealed the power of simplicity. Surrounded by nature, the quiet was overwhelming yet freeing, offering a reset from the constant noise of modern life.
It often gets reduced to clichés: dim lights, a hi-fi, and a couch that doubles as a bed
Gulshan 2’s “Raater Kebab er Goli” is evolving into Dhaka’s own mini night market, blending kebabs with sushi, burgers, and trunk shops. Buzzing with life, it captures a chaotic, vibrant street culture unique to the city.
Fish don’t lie if you know where to look.
A 36-hour “monk fast” delivered mixed results—initial ease, mid-fast brain fog, and intense hunger, followed by mental clarity, lighter joints, and renewed energy. It triggered fat-burning, ketone release, and autophagy, offering a temporary metabolic and mental reset.
Several toasters and maybe a few more dinner sets; newlyweds often end up with the same wedding gifts. Instead of repeating mundane ideas, we can think out of the box and gift something that will truly be helpful in this day and age and not just fill their cupboards.
Destination weddings have changed the way we think about the big day. For many, it has quietly changed into a celebration of space, atmosphere, and stories we share.
The idea of extravagant weddings has been instilled within most of us since childhood. From wearing a chic tuxedo to donning an opulent saree or lehenga, at a venue that only elevates their big special day, has been playing on repeat in the minds of many who are soon to be married.
A trip off the grid, devoid of signal and distractions, revealed the power of simplicity. Surrounded by nature, the quiet was overwhelming yet freeing, offering a reset from the constant noise of modern life.
It often gets reduced to clichés: dim lights, a hi-fi, and a couch that doubles as a bed
Gulshan 2’s “Raater Kebab er Goli” is evolving into Dhaka’s own mini night market, blending kebabs with sushi, burgers, and trunk shops. Buzzing with life, it captures a chaotic, vibrant street culture unique to the city.
Giorgio Armani, legendary Italian designer, died 4 September, 2025, aged 91. He revolutionized fashion with minimalist, elegant designs, founded his brand in 1975, created a global luxury empire, and left a lasting influence on style.
Bangladesh enters the 5G era with promises of speed, low latency, and massive connectivity. While urban rollout faces infrastructure, cost, and device hurdles, 5G remains vital for smart cities, healthcare, startups, and the nation’s digital future.
