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Singapore-based Bangladeshi expatriate Nazmul Khan has once again brought pride to the nation by receiving the prestigio...
01/11/2025

Singapore-based Bangladeshi expatriate Nazmul Khan has once again brought pride to the nation by receiving the prestigious Singapore President’s Volunteerism and Philanthropy Award (PVPA) for the second time. This year, he was honored in the “Community of Good” category for his outstanding dedication to humanitarian service and community welfare.

Nazmul Khan, who has been living in Singapore for years, has become a well-known figure among the Bangladeshi diaspora for his tireless social work. Through numerous community initiatives, he has worked to empower migrant workers, promote education, and extend support during crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic. His selfless contributions have made a lasting impact not only among Bangladeshi workers but also within Singapore’s broader multicultural society.

The PVPA, one of Singapore’s highest recognitions for volunteerism and philanthropy, is awarded annually to individuals and organizations who make exceptional contributions to society. Winning it twice marks a rare and remarkable achievement, reflecting Nazmul’s continuous commitment to uplifting lives and building bridges between communities.

In a remarkable demonstration of environmental stewardship, Mirsharai, Chattogram, has proudly unveiled Bangladesh's ver...
28/10/2025

In a remarkable demonstration of environmental stewardship, Mirsharai, Chattogram, has proudly unveiled Bangladesh's very first artificial forest, achieved through Japan’s innovative Miyawaki method. Over the past three years, 4,400 square feet of land has been transformed into a vibrant and dense green jungle, showcasing the power of nature and community collaboration.

The Miyawaki method, known for its ability to create dense forests quickly by planting a diverse range of native species, has revitalized this area, promoting biodiversity and enhancing the local ecosystem. This mini-forest not only captures carbon dioxide but also provides a habitat for various species, contributing to the restoration of natural balance.

Local residents and environmental activists have joined hands in this monumental project, showcasing the spirit of unity and determination to combat climate change. The community's efforts are not only cultivating greenery but also fostering a deep appreciation for nature among the younger generation.

This initiative serves as a shining example for other regions, inspiring a wave of environmental consciousness across Bangladesh and beyond. As cities worldwide grapple with urbanization and its effects on green spaces, Mirsharai's artificial forest stands as a beacon of hope, illustrating that with innovation and teamwork, we can create a sustainable future for our planet.

Rajshahi’s Imrul Kayes and Umme Khadija have spent nearly a decade exploring Bangladesh’s forests, rivers, and wetlands ...
25/10/2025

Rajshahi’s Imrul Kayes and Umme Khadija have spent nearly a decade exploring Bangladesh’s forests, rivers, and wetlands to capture the beauty of its wildlife through their lenses. The young couple has photographed an astounding 426 species of birds and over 400 butterflies, alongside frogs and snakes found across the country. Their dedication recently led to the rediscovery of a freshwater crocodile in the Padma River—previously declared extinct in Bangladesh.

Their journey began as college students with a shared fascination for nature and photography. From the char areas of the Padma to the lush green forests of Sylhet’s Lawachara and Madhabkunda, they have trekked, waited, and endured extreme weather—all to document the country’s vanishing biodiversity. Their photographs of four previously unlisted butterfly species—Wavy Maplet, Bright Babul Blue, Autumn Leaf, and Unbroken Sergeant—earned recognition from local entomologists.

One of their most memorable moments came this October when Umme Khadija photographed the rare freshwater crocodile, sparking excitement among conservationists. Their joint work has become a valuable resource for wildlife researchers and nature lovers alike.

Now both university graduates, Imrul and Khadija are determined to turn their passion into a sustainable venture. They continue to collaborate with wildlife conservation organizations, traveling across regions to raise awareness about Bangladesh’s rich yet fragile ecosystem. Their story stands as a remarkable example of how love for nature—and for each other—can inspire a lifetime of discovery.

Vishal Sarkar, a courageous young man, recently passed his HSC examination, setting a remarkable example of determinatio...
20/10/2025

Vishal Sarkar, a courageous young man, recently passed his HSC examination, setting a remarkable example of determination. Born with Arnold Chiari malformation, a condition that weakened all four of his limbs, Vishal faced immense challenges from an early age. Yet, through his mother’s unwavering support and his own relentless willpower, he has reached an inspiring new milestone.

When Vishal was 17, his condition was properly diagnosed. With the help of neurosurgeons and consistent physiotherapy, he began to gradually improve. Today, his handwriting is so beautiful that many compare it to strings of pearls.

Sharing his journey to success, Vishal said, “I was born unable to walk, yet this year I passed my HSC exams. This was only possible because of my family’s love, their endless support, and the care and encouragement of my doctor, Shaoli Sarkar.”

He further added, “Physical limitations are not barriers to dreams. With effort and belief, even the impossible becomes possible. So, to all children with physical challenges and their parents, I say—never lose hope. If I can do it, your child can too.”

Vishal’s achievement is a true inspiration to us all. He has proven that any obstacle in life can be overcome with strong determination and motivation. Let us draw courage from his story and move forward with hope—because when we learn to cherish the journey, life becomes much easier.

Bangladesh marked a historic achievement in roller skating as Nabiyun Islam Prithibi from Bogura won two gold medals at ...
17/10/2025

Bangladesh marked a historic achievement in roller skating as Nabiyun Islam Prithibi from Bogura won two gold medals at the ‘Belt and Road China-ASEAN Speed Roller Skating City Invitational Tournament’ in Karamaï, Xinjiang. Competing in the Junior-A category, Nabiyun claimed first place in the 500-meter speed race on October 11 and the 1000-meter sprint on October 12.

His double gold is the first time a Bangladeshi male has won two gold medals in a single international roller skating event, breaking a 30-year national record. Teammate Atahar Shihab Adit added two silver medals, helping Bangladesh secure four medals in total.

Nabiyun trains at the Bogura Roller Skating Club under coach Ashraful Islam Rohit, who expressed pride at his son’s historic feat. The Bangladesh team, comprising ten skaters, departed for China on October 8, showcasing the country’s growing presence in Asian roller skating.

Meet Niklas Elmehed — the Swedish artist whose golden portraits become the first official images of each year’s Nobel la...
16/10/2025

Meet Niklas Elmehed — the Swedish artist whose golden portraits become the first official images of each year’s Nobel laureates. Since 2012, he’s quietly held one of the most exclusive backstage roles: painting the faces of science, literature, peace — before the world even sees them.

With bold lines, black acrylic, and shimmering gold foil, Elmehed’s portraits blend artistry and clarity — transforming science into visual poetry.

15/10/2025

Bangladesh put on an inspiring performance in Hong Kong, earning a 1–1 draw in their Asian Cup qualifier despite being up against tough odds. The match, played at Kai Tak Stadium before a sea of red-clad supporters, saw the men in red and green fighting until the final whistle.

After falling behind in the 32nd minute from a penalty converted by Hong Kong captain Matt Orr, Bangladesh regrouped with determination. Their resilience paid off late in the second half when forward Rakib Hossain netted a brilliant equalizer in the 84th minute. The goal, assisted by substitute Fahamidul, was a result of relentless pressure from the Bangladeshi attack.

“Alhamdulillah, we’ve worked so hard over the past 15 days, and this goal is the result of that effort,” Rakib said after the match, his joy mirroring that of fans watching from home.

Although the draw wasn’t enough to secure a place in the 2027 Asian Cup finals, head coach Javier Cabrera praised his team’s progress and unity. “We’re improving with every game. Once we convert performances into wins, we’ll achieve greater things,” he said confidently.

Bangladesh will next face India on November 18 in Dhaka, hoping to build on this momentum and continue their journey toward greater footballing heights.

From peering through a microscope in her biology class to representing Bangladesh on the world stage, Marjana Akter’s sc...
14/10/2025

From peering through a microscope in her biology class to representing Bangladesh on the world stage, Marjana Akter’s scientific journey is nothing short of inspiring. Currently pursuing her master’s in microbiology at Bangladesh Agricultural University (BAU), Marjana has been honored with the prestigious “Young Women for Biosecurity Fellowship 2025” awarded by the United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs.

Marjana was one of only ten young women selected globally from 193 countries for her remarkable contributions to biosafety research. Her work focuses on identifying and studying viruses in poultry, and she was the first in Bangladesh to detect the E genotype 3b strain of the Chicken Infectious Anemia Virus — a significant milestone in local virology research.

Her academic path has been filled with resilience. While working on her thesis, Marjana faced severe health challenges during pregnancy, even spending days in the ICU. Yet, she refused to give up, completing her thesis with unwavering determination. Supported by her husband, Yusha Araf, a PhD researcher at the University of Auckland, and her mentor, Professor Golzar Hossain, she continued her mission to advance biosafety awareness and research in Bangladesh.

Marjana sees this global recognition not just as a personal achievement but as a reflection of Bangladesh’s growing presence in scientific innovation. As she prepares to attend the fellowship’s closing ceremony in Geneva this December, she hopes her story will inspire more young Bangladeshi women to pursue research with courage, discipline, and heart.

Bangladesh’s rising tennis star Zarif Abrar has etched his name in the nation’s sporting history by becoming the first B...
14/10/2025

Bangladesh’s rising tennis star Zarif Abrar has etched his name in the nation’s sporting history by becoming the first Bangladeshi to win the J30 International (Under-18) Junior Tennis Championship. The week-long tournament, held at the Rajshahi Tennis Complex, brought together promising players from 10 countries, making Zarif’s victory a moment of immense national pride.

In a thrilling final, Zarif triumphed over top-seeded Thai player Napat Pattanalertphan with scores of 7–6(3), 6–4, showcasing exceptional skill, mental toughness, and composure under pressure. His commanding performance throughout the tournament reflects the growing potential of Bangladesh’s young tennis generation. Speaking after his win, Zarif said, “It is a great achievement for me. It really feels good to become the champion in a tournament.”

The tournament also featured intense competition across categories, with China’s Zijie Yang winning the girls’ singles title and Thailand’s Ariyaphol Leekul and Napat Pattanalertphan clinching the boys’ doubles crown. In the girls’ doubles event, Chinese duo Zijie Yang and Hanyu Wang secured victory after a hard-fought match.

This year’s J30 Championship saw participation from Bangladesh, Australia, China, India, Japan, Maldives, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, and the USA, under the supervision of the International Tennis Federation.

A remarkable chapter in world football has just been written. The island nation of Cape Verde, with a population of just...
14/10/2025

A remarkable chapter in world football has just been written. The island nation of Cape Verde, with a population of just over half a million, has qualified for the FIFA World Cup for the very first time. Known as the “Blue Sharks,” the team sealed their spot with a commanding 3–0 victory over Eswatini, surpassing continental giants like Cameroon in the qualifying race.

At the National Stadium in Praia, Deilon Livramento opened the scoring early in the second half after capitalizing on a defensive mistake. Moments later, Willy Semedo’s stunning volley doubled the lead, and veteran defender Stopira sealed the triumph in stoppage time — sparking wild celebrations among home fans and players alike.

Cape Verde, composed of ten islands in the Atlantic Ocean, becomes the second-smallest nation ever to reach the World Cup, following Iceland’s appearance in 2018. After gaining independence from Portugal in 1975, Cape Verde first entered World Cup qualifying in 2002 but had to wait 23 years to realize the dream.

Under coach Bubista, a former national player himself, the team has developed a strong defense and a creative attack. Many players were born or play abroad, including top scorer Livramento, who plays for Portuguese club Casa Pia. President José Maria Neves was among those celebrating this historic achievement at the stadium.

Once known mainly for tourism, Cape Verde now stands proudly on the global sporting map — a symbol of hope for small nations with big dreams.

vivo V60 Lite is now available in Bangladesh, redefining smartphone photography with its groundbreaking AI Four Season P...
12/10/2025

vivo V60 Lite is now available in Bangladesh, redefining smartphone photography with its groundbreaking AI Four Season Portrait and third-generation AI Aura Light technology. Designed to be the perfect travel companion, the V60 Lite brings elegance, power, and creativity into one sleek device.

Bangladesh made a powerful debut at the International Mathematics and Science Olympiad (IMSO) 2025 held in Malaysia, cli...
10/10/2025

Bangladesh made a powerful debut at the International Mathematics and Science Olympiad (IMSO) 2025 held in Malaysia, clinching an impressive haul of 2 Silver and 10 Bronze medals. This remarkable achievement comes as a testament to the hard work and dedication of the country's young minds, marking a historic milestone in their first-ever participation in the event.

The Silver medals were awarded to the brilliant young mathematician Areejit Saha and the talented scientist Tahmid Hasan, both hailing from diverse institutions across Bangladesh. The participants represented a range of esteemed schools, including St. Joseph Higher Secondary School, Manarat Dhaka International School & College, SFX Greenherald International School, Mastermind English Medium School, Bonwari Lal Government High School, Lighthouse International School, St. Joseph International School, and Mymensingh International School.

Team leader Zahidul Amin expressed immense pride in the students' achievements, commending their hard work, courage, and curiosity that led them to this remarkable success. "This is not just a victory for our students but a proud moment for our nation," Amin stated, highlighting the collaborative spirit that has propelled the team to excel on the international stage.

In addition to their medal count, the Bangladeshi team was also honored as the Best Cooperative Team and secured the runner-up position in the STEM Exploration section, showcasing their exceptional teamwork and innovative spirit.

This inspiring achievement not only reflects the potential of young Bangladeshi talents but also serves to motivate future generations to pursue excellence in science and mathematics. The nation celebrates this incredible accomplishment, which undoubtedly sets the stage for more successes in the future!

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