United Asian Debating Championships (UADC) 2018

It was a ride, A dream ride, Between the future and the past,

Stolen moon scales, fresh parchments, Distant polaroid and broken pendants.

An auteur of story-driven interactive adventures, David Cage and his studio Quantic Dream are well-known for their choice-driven walking simulators such as Fahrenheit, Heavy Rain and Beyond. In 2012, Quantic Dream released a short film titled “Kara” where an android of the same name becomes self-aware while being assembled in the factory. The tech demo, with its ground-breaking visuals and

You're sitting at the dining table, alternating glances between the plate of delicacies, and the clock that hangs on the wall opposite. Waiting...waiting...waiting for that second hand to strike the golden minute.

With Eid right around the corner and excitement brimming in everyone young and old, it sadly has lost a bit of its exuberant essence for those of us who are trying to adult. Eid gives us yet another example of how growing up is a horrible phenomenon. You know where I am getting at, don't you?

Hours turned into days, days into months and finally, the months into a whole year on this red planet. A dream that was a bit of a laughing stock at first. An idea that was thought of decades ago. All this is now a reality for all of mankind. Colonising Mars. It all seemed like a concept that had no possibility to be turned into an actual reality. But after all the hard work put in by us and Space-TreX, we are finally here.

The Faculty of Engineering and Applied Sciences of Bangladesh University of Business and Technology (BUBT) organised a workshop on Outcome Based Education (OBE) on Saturday, June 2, 2018 at their university campus. Dr. Engr. Hasan Sarwar, Professor, Department of CSE, UIU and member, Board of Accreditation for Engineering and Technical Education (BAETE) discussed OBE and its importance.

If there's one thing the world learnt from the untimely death of Chester Bennington and our very own Zaheen Ahmed last year, is that mental health is as important if not more important than physical health.

It is 2018, and mankind has collectively done so many incredible things. People have been sent to the moon, copystriked others for money, made songs about how giving and humble they are. While humanity continues to push the boundaries of what is possible, some people still struggle with some simple acts. Like deciding what to and what not to share on your social media accounts.

Opening my eyes slowly, I sat up. The soft, cosy bed with its warm blanket from my dream had vanished. Above was the roof of the market stall, and beneath, the cold damp footpath. As my senses started to clear, unlike the fog that hid the watery winter sun above my head, I became very aware of two things: the tickling sensation on my nose and the unbearable chill. Lifting up one frozen hand I removed the

No kid is happy without a best friend and I'm especially glad for mine. She's not really the type of person anyone would be friends with but I love her nonetheless. The best part of my day is the evening when I play with her at the rooftop. No, she doesn't go to school with me. I actually don't even know which school she goes to or whether she goes to a school at all. She never discusses these matters with me. You see,

Heroes for All organises Knowledge Session in Bangladesh University of Textile (BUTEX)

Jaago Foundation celebrated its 11th “Iftar with JAAGO” with 3000 underprivileged

Sohanur Rahman, an Active Citizens, attended the Commonwealth Youth Forum (CYF) part of Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM)

On May 13, 2018, Cancer Awareness Programme for Women (CAP), a student initiative dedicated to preventing Breast and Cervical

The Ideal Debating Club of Ideal School and College arranged "Panjeree Presents 15th I.D.C. National Debate Festival 2018" from April 27 to 29, 2018, at their main campus. The club, formed in 1993, also celebrated its silver jubilee this year.

While our streets are being littered with plastic bottles and empty packs of chips are hampering the fertility of farmlands, there is no

The feathery white clouds floating lazily across the cerulean sky indicated that it was going to be a lovely day. Just like other days that ended in massive brouhaha. Old Li Yan was sweeping the park, when he sensed something different in the air. He looked around, but everything seemed pretty normal. Call it the superstitions of an old man, but Yan's intuitions had never failed him previously. Something was not right.

They asked me what I believed,