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International Ice Cream Day: The sweet treat that a symbol of romance
Ice cream is more than a summer indulgence—it has quietly become a symbol of romance, shared memories and emotional connection. As the world marks International Ice Cream Day, relationship experts say the beloved dessert often plays a subtle yet meaningful role in bringing people closer.
Why dance may be the best medicine for your body and mind
More than just a form of entertainment, dance is increasingly being recognised as a powerful tool for improving both physical and mental health. Health experts say regular dancing can burn calories, strengthen the heart, reduce stress and even lower the risk of dementia, making it one of the most enjoyable forms of exercise.
Don't panic if bitten by a snake, know what to do
Snake encounters increase during the monsoon season, especially in rural areas. Every year, many people die from snakebites in Bangladesh. However, doctors say that more deaths are caused by panic, superstition and delayed treatment than by venom itself.
Why marrying for love can be one of life's best decisions
Choosing a life partner is one of the most significant decisions a person makes. For many, marrying someone they already know and love offers a stronger foundation built on trust, understanding and emotional connection. As a result, love marriages have become increasingly common in modern society.
Wafia Sadikah crowned Miss and Mrs Plus Beauty champion
The grand finale of 'Miss and Mrs Plus Beauty Season-3' was held with a grand celebration to honour the confidence, personality and beauty of plus-size women. Wafia Sadikah emerged as the champion at the event, held at Guide House on New Bailey Road in the capital on Sunday, July 12.
Rain, gridlock and waterlogging: Essential commuting tips for Dhaka office workers
Relentless monsoon rain has once again brought Dhaka to a standstill, with waterlogged roads, crippling traffic congestion and disrupted daily life. From knee-deep water to hours-long commutes, millions of office workers continue to brave the elements to reach their workplaces. While the weather may be beyond anyone's control, a few practical precautions can make the daily commute safer, drier and far less stressful.
Why oversleeping may be bad for health?
Getting enough sleep is essential for good health, but sleeping longer than necessary may also have negative effects, health experts warn.
How to console yourself when your favourite team loses
Defeat is as inevitable as victory in sports. But for a fan, accepting this truth is not always easy. Loving a team for years, the excitement of every match, debates with friends, watching games in the team jersey — all of it creates an emotional bond. So it is natural to feel down when your favourite team loses. Many feel their whole day is ruined, and some don't even want to go on social media. But remember, the game is for enjoyment; it should never become a source of mental stress.
Late-night World Cup viewing? Here's what to eat, what to avoid
With the World Cup underway in the United States, Canada and Mexico, most matches are falling in the dead of night or early morning for viewers in Bangladesh because of the time difference. For an entire month, the tournament has upended sleep and eating routines for countless fans. Getting hungry at two or three in the morning while watching a match is only natural — but what you eat, and how much, during these late-night hours can directly affect how you feel and function the next day.
How to care for leather shoes in monsoon
The arrival of the monsoon marks a challenging time for regular leather shoe wearers. Rainwater, mud, and high humidity in the air can easily ruin a favorite pair of leather shoes. Once thoroughly drenched, leather tends to stiffen, crack, develop a foul odor, or even grow fungus. However, by adopting a few simple habits, you can keep your leather shoes durable and pristine even during the rainy season.