Lifestyle
Who should avoid beef?
Beef is widely valued for its high protein, iron and vitamin content, making it an important source of nutrition for many people. However, health experts caution that individuals with certain medical conditions should limit or carefully monitor their beef intake, as its fat, cholesterol and protein content can pose additional health risks.
Skin care during Eid journey
Eid is one of the busiest travel seasons in Bangladesh. Millions of people leave cities and head to their hometowns to celebrate with family and friends. Long hours on buses, trains, launches, and private vehicles can be exhausting, and the journey often takes a toll on the skin. Dust, heat, humidity, dehydration, and lack of sleep can leave the skin looking dull and tired by the time travellers reach their destination.
Remove stomach's smell with home remedies
Cow or goat stomach is a favorite food for many. Whether roasted or stewed, it tastes amazing when cooked properly. However, the biggest problem is removing the smell of the stomach before cooking. If not cleaned properly, the taste of the entire dish can be ruined.
Eat meat according to your body condition during Eid
Eid al-Adha means various arrangements for seasonal food and sacrificial meat. However, eating excess meat during this time of joy can be harmful to the body. Experts say that eating meat in moderation is healthy, taking into account age, weight and physical condition.
Common mistakes in storing Qurbani meat that increase spoilage risk
Proper storage of Qurbani meat becomes a major household task during Eid, but experts say recurring mistakes often lead to spoilage, unpleasant odours, or freezer malfunctions in many homes.
New guidelines for tourists in Bandarban
The district administration in Bandarban has issued several guidelines for tourists considering the increased pressure of visitors and the overall security situation during Eid-ul-Azha. According to the new directives, tourists must return to district or upazila headquarters before evening.
Don't let fake spices ruin your qurbani feast
With Eid-ul-Adha just days away, millions of Bangladeshi households are preparing for grand feasts. But adulterated spices in the market could spoil both the taste and your health. Here is what you need to know before you shop.
One cup of tea, endless comfort on International Tea Day
A cup of steaming hot tea should be filled with the small joys of life, the peace of mind to relieve fatigue. To overcome the sleepiness of the morning, to take a breath of relief during a busy day, or to enliven an afternoon chat—there is no better match than a cup of tea. Tea has long been an integral part of our daily lives as a companion to happiness and sorrow, stories and chats, or busy work. Whether it is chatting with friends or spending time with family, a cup of tea also increases the warmth of relationships. International Tea Day is being celebrated on Thursday (May 21).
Is love marriage really better? What relationship experts say?
The idea of building a life with someone you love has long been one of the most natural human desires. But as society changes, so do attitudes toward marriage. While arranged marriages once dominated social norms, love marriages are now increasingly accepted and widely discussed.
Simple things you can do to keep your mind happy
The daily hustle and bustle of life, work pressure, relationship tensions, or worries about the future—all of these can make you feel down at times. However, feeling down does not mean mental illness. It is a normal human emotion. Sometimes depression, sometimes fatigue, and sometimes loneliness can also weigh on your mind.