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14/08/2025

Dhaka’s traffic has always been a challenge, and the city’s new traffic rules aim to bring some relief. With changes at major intersections like Dhanmondi 27, Manik Mia Avenue, Farmgate, Karwan Bazar, Banglamotor, and Bijoy Sarani, authorities hope to reduce congestion and improve pedestrian safety. While these measures are promising, their success depends on public compliance and strict enforcement. Could these changes finally make commuting smoother in the capital, or will Dhaka’s traffic remain the same? Share your thoughts.

14/08/2025

In a powerful statement ahead of the Super Cup match between Paris Saint-Germain and Tottenham in Udine, UEFA unfurled a banner reading “Stop Killing Children. Stop Killing Civilians” on the pitch. Nine young refugees from Palestine, Afghanistan, Ukraine, and Iraq carried the banner, amplifying a call for peace and protection of innocent lives.

The gesture comes after widespread criticism of UEFA’s earlier tribute to Palestinian footballer Suleiman al-Obeid, who was killed in an Israeli attack on civilians waiting for humanitarian aid in Gaza. The previous tribute, which acknowledged his talent and hope for children, drew backlash for failing to mention the circumstances of his death.

Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah had openly questioned UEFA’s silence, asking for clarity on how, where, and why al-Obeid died. Responding to the outrage, UEFA described the banner as a “call” and emphasized the urgent need to protect children and civilians in conflict zones.

The move highlights growing pressure on football authorities to take a clearer stand on humanitarian issues, using the sport’s global platform to send a strong message against violence and injustice.

14/08/2025

In a dramatic overnight operation, authorities in Sylhet restored 12,000 cubic feet of looted stones to the iconic Sada Pathor, just hours after seizing them in a massive day-long raid.

On 13 August, joint forces led by the upazila administration and supported by the army confiscated the illegally extracted stones from the Kalairag area and shut down multiple illegal stone-crushing machines in Kolabari union by cutting off their electricity supply. By nightfall, the seized stones were transported back and carefully laid in Sada Pathor to return the tourist hotspot to its natural state.

This swift action followed an urgent coordination meeting between district and divisional administrations, which set out strict measures to end stone looting once and for all. These include 24/7 joint force deployment, permanent police check-post presence, continuous shutdown of illegal machines, arrests of those involved, and reinstatement of stolen stones to their original locations.

While Sada Pathor had initially escaped large-scale theft, over 80% of its stones were removed in the past week alone, robbing it of its signature charm and disheartening thousands of visitors.

Located on the Dhalai River’s banks near the Bangladesh-India border, Sada Pathor spans 15 acres and is famed for its serene streams flowing over glistening stones. Last night’s operation is a bold step to bring back that beauty, but officials warn that only strict, continuous vigilance will keep it safe.

13/08/2025

The future of Palestinian female students awarded scholarships at the Asian University for Women in Chittagong is now uncertain after their previously granted entry visas were suddenly revoked. Around 171 students from Gaza were selected, with visas initially approved last October, but the Chittagong police administration later informed the university that the decision had been canceled, creating confusion over the process. Diplomatic sources indicate that some obstacles have been raised by certain groups and the Palestinian Embassy in Dhaka, questioning why these students should attend AUW when private universities in Bangladesh could also provide opportunities. The United Arab Emirates has stepped in to coordinate safe passage from Gaza to Jordan for the students and urged Bangladesh to resolve the issue. University authorities continue to press the government for visa approval, emphasizing that other international students from conflict zones have been admitted without such barriers. Students and their families are anxiously waiting, with delays directly affecting their lives and educational prospects.

13/08/2025

BTV is bringing back the legendary children’s talent show Notun Kuri, a programme that shaped generations of young performers in Bangladesh. First created by Mustafa Monwar, the show became a cultural phenomenon from 1976 to 2006, introducing audiences to talented singers, dancers, actors, and reciters who later became household names. Fans and former contestants have already taken to social media to share their excitement and fond memories of watching or participating in the show. While details about auditions, broadcast schedules, and format changes have yet to be announced, the revival of Notun Kuri promises to inspire a new generation of young talents and celebrate the rich cultural heritage of the nation.

13/08/2025

The Bangladesh Cricket Board is exploring new medical partnerships with Malaysia and Thailand to ensure timely treatment for national players. With India limiting visa services for Bangladeshi citizens over the past year, obtaining medical visas has become increasingly difficult, often taking up to two months. By signing agreements with Malaysia and Thailand, the BCB aims to reduce dependency on India and provide quicker access to urgent healthcare. The board is also considering workshops for its doctors and physiotherapists in these countries to further enhance player care. This move reflects BCB’s commitment to the well-being of its athletes and proactive planning amid political challenges.

13/08/2025

Bangladesh is moving to strengthen its halal industry by seeking Malaysia’s expertise to develop a halal industrial park. With the global halal market projected to reach $5 trillion by 2030, this collaboration could unlock huge opportunities for Bangladeshi exporters. Officials discussed infrastructure, certification systems, and joint strategies under what’s being called “halal diplomacy”, with Malaysia set to send a team to assess Bangladesh’s needs. This initiative could be a major step in positioning Bangladesh as a key player in the booming halal products market.

13/08/2025

Confidence can be a superpower but when it tips into delusional overconfidence it can become a dangerous flaw.

Leadership expert Don Moore warns that organizations should be “very frightened” of CEOs who believe in themselves to an extreme, noting that overconfidence can cloud judgment and impact everyone around them.

The conversation has resurfaced following the sudden exit of former OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, whose own leadership mantra has been to “have almost too much self-belief.” While Altman has credited this mindset as a key to success, experts caution that unchecked self-belief can lead leaders and their companies into risky territory.

Confidence inspires. Overconfidence misleads. The line between the two? Often razor-thin.

13/08/2025

Malaysia is taking a major step toward empowering Bangladeshi students abroad.
During discussions between Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus and Malaysian Higher Education Minister Zambry Abdul Kadir, Malaysia agreed in principle to introduce Graduate Plus visas for Bangladeshi students.

This move would allow graduates to stay and access high-skilled job opportunities in Malaysia’s growing economy — a privilege students from other countries already enjoy. Currently, around 10,000 Bangladeshis are enrolled at Malaysian universities, but without this work access.

Alongside the visa talks, both countries discussed expanding scholarships, student and faculty exchanges, and recognition of Bangladeshi degrees. If approved, this policy could open a new chapter in educational and professional opportunities for Bangladeshi youth.

12/08/2025

The government has approved the purchase of two bulk carrier ships from the US, each with a capacity of 55,000–66,000 DWT, at a cost of Tk 9.36 billion.

The contract has been awarded to Hellenic Dry Bulk Ventures LLC for $76.7 million, with the ships to be funded by the Bangladesh Shipping Corporation’s own resources — marking a major step in boosting the nation’s shipping capacity.

12/08/2025

As major tech giants like Amazon and Microsoft cut jobs while rapidly adopting AI-powered coding tools, many computer science graduates are finding it harder than ever to secure employment. This reality stands in stark contrast to the once-common promise that with a computer science degree, hard work, and coding skills, a six-figure starting salary was almost guaranteed.

12/08/2025

From cricket grounds to combat arenas — sports in Bangladesh are evolving, and the stories are electric.

At The Prestige Magazine, we believe in celebrating every discipline that pushes limits, fuels passion, and brings communities together.

Here’s a glimpse into a night where energy met discipline, and a new chapter of sports culture unfolded.

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