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Stopped at the Gate: Why independent women are still fighting to travel (opens the original)
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When three professional mediators were barred from boarding a flight to Nepal simply for being unmarried, it exposed a painful truth. For many women, the toughest part of a journey isn't packing a bag; it's proving you have permission to leave. Before a trip comes the usual arithmetic, for a woman travelling without family there may be another discussion waiting before any of this: who has agreed to let her go? That last question deserves a little discomfort. An adult arranging a journey should
How a power outage led to an unplanned musical evening (opens the original)
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Trapped in a stifling room during load shedding, I stepped out with a single goal: escape the heat and find fried snacks. Instead of a routine errand, a simple craving unexpectedly led me to live classical music and an unforgettable night. The electricity went out one evening, and I had no noble intention of going out to enjoy some culture. I was melting in the heat, slightly irritated, and already tired of sitting around waiting for the fan to come back to life. Load shedding does that to a man
Why this viral arm-wrestling moment has the internet in tears (opens the original)
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When a little girl watched her dad take on a professional arm wrestler, she had no idea what was about to unfold. But as the match turned in her father's favour, her pure, unbridled joy captured the hearts of millions worldwide. The man across from her father is Leonidas Arkona, a German professional arm wrestler. A clip of their friendly match has travelled across social media, with people watching Arkona appear to ease up and let the father have his win. The girl’s delight is the part that sta
Will El Niño steal Bangladesh’s coldest season this year? (opens the original)
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Heavy coats are spending more time locked away in wardrobes as winter days across the country stay surprisingly warm. Navigating this unpredictable shift requires a smarter approach to daily wear — one that moves effortlessly from crisp morning air to warm afternoon sun. In Dhaka, winter often begins with an argument over the fan. Someone wants it off at night. Someone else says it’s far too early. Then one morning the floor feels cold under your feet, and the sweater you’d forgotten about comes
Why we destroy the places we travel so far to love (opens the original)
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Watching Tanguar Haor drown under plastic wrappers and diesel oil leaves a bitter aftertaste. We travel miles to escape city clutter, yet somehow leave proof of our presence behind. It raises an uncomfortable question about how we treat shared beauty. Hundreds of boats now enter the wetland during the tourist season. The attraction is easy to understand. A houseboat offers comfort in the middle of open water, and Tanguar is still one of those places that can make city life feel very far away. Ye
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