Lifestyle
Does sleeping with wet hair really cause a cold?
For generations, parents and grandparents have warned children against going to bed with wet hair, insisting that it could lead to a cold or fever. But science tells a different story: wet hair itself does not cause a cold or flu.
World Cat Day: Beyond the cuddles, responsible care matters
Cats are among the world’s most popular companion animals, winning people over with their playful nature, affection and ability to adapt easily to human surroundings. But as more people bring cats into their homes, animal experts are urging owners to look beyond the affection and embrace the responsibilities that come with pet ownership.
First address after wedding: Sublet or a small flat of your own?
The wedding is over. Gift boxes still sit unopened, relatives are beginning to head home, and newlyweds face their first real question: where will we live?
Elevator mirrors: Not just for grooming
Glancing at yourself in the mirror the moment you step into an elevator — fixing your hair, straightening your clothes, or simply catching your own reflection — is a habit nearly everyone shares. But according to architects and behavioral experts, giving passengers a chance to check their appearance isn't actually the main reason mirrors are installed in elevators. Behind it lies a deliberate blend of psychology, safety, and user-friendly design.
Love on a rickshaw: The perfect one-day date around Dhaka
Romance doesn't always demand mountain escapes, beach holidays or expensive travel plans. Sometimes, all it takes is a free day, a leisurely rickshaw ride and the company of someone special. Beyond Dhaka's relentless bustle lie a handful of charming spots where couples can create unforgettable memories without travelling far from the city.
Friendfluencing: When friends become the co-pilots of modern romance
There was a time when falling in love was an intensely private experience—a story shared only between two people. Even if others eventually learned about a relationship, it was usually long after it had begun. For today's generation, however, romance is no longer just about two individuals. A third, fourth, or even fifth voice is often involved—and those voices usually belong to friends. This growing phenomenon is known as friendfluencing.
Warning for smokers: 6 signs of oral cancer you shouldn't ignore
Many believe smoking only damages the lungs. However, doctors warn that regular smoking can also cause serious harm to the mouth, tongue, gums and throat. Symptoms that may seem ordinary — such as persistent mouth sores, voice changes or a sore throat — can actually be early warning signs of mouth and throat cancer.
Does airplane mode really charge your phone faster? The truth explained
Switching on Airplane Mode while charging a smartphone has long been touted as a simple trick to speed up charging. The claim has gained widespread traction across social media and tech forums, but experts say the benefit is real—just far smaller than many users believe.
Easy tips to reduce AC electricity bills in summer
To stay comfortable during the hot summer months, most households now keep their air conditioners running for long hours. This directly impacts the electricity bill at the end of the month. However, experts say that by simply using the AC correctly, electricity costs can be significantly reduced—without having to buy a new one.
Induction or infrared: which electric stove should you buy?
A severe gas crisis has been ongoing in the capital for several days. In some areas, gas stoves are not working at all. Arranging cylinder gas and connections is a hassle. As a result, many are turning to electric stoves as an alternative. Demand for these stoves has suddenly increased in the market, and prices have also risen depending on the area.