E. Raza Ronny

In a world where every tap, swipe, and transaction demands mental bandwidth, the idea of being ‘taken care of’ has quietly become one of the most powerful emotional currencies in modern banking. Premium banking in Bangladesh taps straight into this psychology, not by offering extravagance, but by reducing life’s small frictions that quietly drain us every day.

Two years after the pandemic, many children walked back into classrooms as if stepping into a foreign country. They could solve algebra but couldn’t start a conversation.

With the long-awaited Terminal 3 at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport nearing completion, air travel in Bangladesh is set for a major reset.

We’ve all seen it happen. Someone buys a full set of weights, a treadmill, maybe even one of those multi-station monstrosities, and six months later the whole thing is either draped in laundry or glaring at guests from the corner of the living room. Some of you reading this have seen this happen to treadmills. 

The hum of Dhaka’s real estate market has grown uneven.

Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic idea. It is here, reshaping careers in real time. From automating routine office work to fueling growth in new industries, AI is rewriting the rules of employment.

Studying abroad brings more than academic challenges. It often places unexpected mental health burdens on students, especially those far from home.

Just recently, a video made the rounds online of a domestic worker hitting the children she was meant to care for.

The much anticipated PS5 received a price and release date this Wednesday. Prices have been set at $499.99 for the standard edition $399.99 for the Digital Edition that comes minus the Blu-Ray drive. These will release first in US and Japan on November 12. Rest of the world gets it on November 19. Pre-orders started early Thursday with a crazy rush online where many people have stated that their item has been ‘virtually’ snatched or emptied from their online cart while typing in payment details.

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Saif Khan built this amazing 1:64 replica of the star car from the 2008 movie Death Race starring Jason Staham.

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