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Marriage should not be a ban on travelling with friends (opens the original)
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There is a strange transformation that supposedly takes place after marriage. You get a spouse, perhaps a new home, a few additional responsibilities, and, according to some people, an automatic cancellation of your friends-only travel plans. Before marriage, a weekend in Sylhet with university friends requires little more than a group chat, a bus ticket and someone trustworthy enough to book the hotel. After marriage, the same trip can suddenly become a family discussion. Who is going? Where ar
Solo travel can teach you more than any group trip ever (opens the original)
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The cultural expectation to travel in packs is quietly fading away. More explorers are trading crowded itineraries for quiet streets, discovering that travelling alone unlocks a deeper sense of confidence and inner resilience. In an era of group chats, constant connectivity, and the deep-rooted cultural expectation to travel in packs, booking a ticket for one can feel like a radical act. Whether it is a weekend getaway or a backpacking trip, travelling alone is often met with unsolicited warning
What it takes to freelance today (opens the original)
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Bangladesh has emerged as a global powerhouse in the gig economy. A 2017 study by the Oxford Internet Institute (OII) shows that Bangladesh has the second-largest supply of online labourers, with a labour share of 16 percent. According to a 2023 report from Prothom Alo, there are approximately 6,50,000 active freelancers in the country, contributing around USD 1 billion to the national economy annually. For many students, this digital marketplace has become a primary avenue for professional grow
Fitting a family into the new travel quota. Is $18000 enough? (opens the original)
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How many relatives can fit into your overseas shopping budget before there is nothing left for you? For Bangladeshi travellers, that may be a more useful question than how much the hotel costs. Bangladesh Bank has raised the annual foreign exchange travel entitlement for adult Bangladeshis from $12,000 to $18,000, giving travellers an additional $6,000 to spend abroad. The cash dollar limit, however, remains $5,000 per person. The timing could hardly be better for anyone who has ever announced a
Lead poisoning in Bangladesh: A crisis ignored for too long (opens the original)
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DHAKA – There may be no black smoke rising from a furnace, no warning sign beside a road, and no visible mark on the toy a child carries home. In some parts of Bangladesh, however, the soil beneath homes and farmland may carry the residue of years of lead exposure. Near abandoned lead-acid battery recycling sites, lead can remain in the environment long after the furnaces have gone quiet, finding its way into dust, soil, food, and eventually the human body. A 2026 study published in BMC Public H
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