Video games are a standout amongst the arts for its ways of submerging you in its stories. No other medium succeeds in blurring the line between reality and fiction like video games do.

“Aren't fish bothered by being wet 24/7?”

The second season of “Digital Innovation Challenge for Women 2017" has kick-started with a new hope. After a successful season in 2016, this technology based contest for women has returned to motive women in the field of digital technology.

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Unlike the other days, the American Center premises were a bit different on August 17. When I arrived there at 10:30 in the morning I

Giving up and giving in to the hustle and bustle of this stressful city seems more alarming than ever. With the recent news of

And so he did. Brushing off all the times his classmates called him certain things regarding his weight, Rafi made it, with a glorious manoeuvre that would put the acrobatics team to shame. It was nearly perfect.

"How long till we reach the farm?" asked Alvi, stifling a yawn.

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Based on a Celtic setting and developed by Ninja Theory – the team behind Heavenly Sword, DmC and Enslaved – Hellblade might seem like a generic hack-and-slash title but there is so much more to the game than meets the eye.

As final year inevitably rolls to a close, we seniors find ourselves torn between two worlds. In an effort to get our lives together before we officially begin adulting, we often end up adopting unintentional personas - some of which tend to be outright kooky, to say the least! Quirky classmates make for a great read, and thus, I give you the 6 types of soon-to-be-graduates.

Air travel is often frowned upon mostly due to its several annoying traits which include time-consuming checking points, maddening luggage collection systems or simply post-flight dishevelled hair.

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Apart from a gripping story and deep lore, one of the biggest charms of George R. R. Martin's epic fantasy series “A Song of Ice and Fire”, and its subsequent television adaptation “Game of Thrones”, is without a doubt its strong multi-dimensional characters.

Are you completely, irrevocably, head over heels in love with books? Do you gush over every nook and cranny of a beautiful book? Do you find yourself talking about your favourite books for hours on end until your friends either slowly walk away or suggest that you get help? Do not despair; you are most definitely not the only one.

There hasn't been a day in my life when I haven't wondered how other people seemed to have such impeccable sense of dressing.

I grew up as the “shy and silent” type, got INTP in my personality test, and envied my outspoken counterparts. Why couldn't I make conversations as easily as they could? Soon enough, “I am just shy” became a euphemism for me.

Irish artist Stacia Tauscher once said, “We worry about what a child will become tomorrow, yet we forget that he is someone today.”

Save the Children in Bangladesh, in association with JAAGO Foundation and SHOUT, gave me the opportunity to take part in “Bridging the Gap” programme.

Shams-il Arefin Islam is a graduate student at Yale University, USA, studying environmental issues and challenges. He studied at Ithaca College in New York and graduated with a degree in Business Administration in 2007.