The world's technological instruments are changing; AI tools are reshaping creative work in Bangladesh as well. Now designers can create images faster, and creative writers use AI to brainstorm plots and edit drafts. If you work in the design or writing field and want practical AI skills, several l

Tomorrow is International Environmental Day. The banners will call for green living. The speeches will praise small innovations. But in the low-lying lanes of Dhaka, a more uncomfortable question floats up with the monsoon water. Why does the country that did the least to create the plastic and cli

Dhaka is changing faster than it can remember itself. The city's skyline now tells two very different stories. One is written in the fading terracotta of old buildings and the shade of age-old trees. The other is spelt out in the reflective glass of new towers that define its growing ambition. Th

For many years, a resume was the main tool for getting a job. It lists education, skills, and work experience in a short format. Employers would look at it and decide who to call for an interview. But the way we look for jobs and build careers is changing. Today, a personal brand can be just as imp

Bangladesh's journey toward achieving the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is quite challenging. Political instability, continuously degrading atmospheric conditions, and ongoing wars and conflicts around the globe have made the circumstances even worse. As 2025 approaches, th

A degree is meant to open up career paths, but unfortunately, many graduates in Bangladesh find themselves with their certificates but no clear idea of which direction to take. As Bangladesh aims to pass over from the Least Developed Country (LDC) group by 2026 and achieve the Sustainable Developm

The informal economy is like a house built without a foundation-providing shelter for many, but vulnerable to collapse at any moment thus ruining years of work and unlived potential. In the bustling streets of Dhaka, thousands of vendors sell their goods without any official record, millions of lab

Growing an economy is a lot like farming. It's not enough to scatter seeds and hope for the best—success depends on fertile soil, careful planning, and the right conditions for growth. Vietnam and Rwanda have shown that fundamental transformation happens when investments are smart, strategi