The first international conference on Bangladesh's “July revolution” concluded its inaugural session at Dhaka University, ...

Intellectual property (IP) law remains a relatively unexplored area in Bangladesh. From judicial pronouncements to academic ...

The uprising was a turning point not only for Bangladesh but for the Global South, they said at the first International Conference on the July Revolution, held today (27 July) at Dhaka University.

According to Everbridge, "Crisis management is an organization's process and strategy-based approach for identifying and responding to a critical event. A critical event can be defined as any threat, ...

All public and private banks in Meghalaya, including the State Bank of India (SBI), are closed today, Thursday, July 17, to ...

The rise of women in quantum science in India is a tribute to Bose’s legacy, and a sign of a more inclusive and dynamic future. To sustain this momentum, we must create ecosystems that support ...

Beyond just fashion outrage, the recent controversy surrounding Prada's sandal, which bore a striking resemblance to India's ...

In this piece, we explore the reasons behind their enduring success, the strategies they use to survive, the relationships they have built with customers, and their commitment to preserving taste and ...

Hundreds of students took to the streets in Bangladesh's Dhaka on Saturday over the lynching of a scrap trader as they accused the Interim government of failure to contain mob violence, reported ...

There are new restaurants opening in Dhaka every week. Some hit it out of the park while others have been a hit or a miss. It is hard to sift through the hype to figure out what place is actually ...

Remember the recorder? It's that small plastic instrument — looks kind of like a flute or clarinet — that's often the first instrument children learn to play in school. Or, at least, they used ...

A group art exhibition 'Origins of Vision' was inaugurated on Friday at the multipurpose hall of the Embassy of Japan in Bangladesh, reflecting Japan's broader cultural engagement with Bangladesh.