Bangladesh’s newspaper industry in crisis
In the era of globalisation and digital media, the print newspaper industry is becoming weak, and the pandemic has compounded its woes.
Society
Date with dinos to celebrate Hong Kong’s anniversary
The city’s first large-scale outdoor exhibition after the fifth wave of Covid-19 pandemic subsided took place on June 6, where people rushed to meet two giant dinosaurs.
Repairing the sound of music
Born in Fuzhou city in China, 76-year-old technician, Chen Gong’s love of instruments sees him travel the world to restore them to their original splendor.
After 4 years, Chattogram Customs auction off 30,000 tonnes of hydrogen peroxide
Even after a massive explosion in Lebanon in 2020, there was no auction held to sell off the dangerous goods from the port, and it had remained in abandoned conditions since then.
Indians coming out of deprivation mentality & dreaming big: PM Modi
He also said the country was moving ahead with the approach of people-centric governance, unlike in the past when it witnessed government-centric governance.
Open space: Male victims of abuse and dating violence speak up
According to a 2017 study by the Women’s Empowerment and Child Protection Ministry, sexual violence against boys aged 13-17 are twice as prevalent as sexual violence against…
Seoul population continues fall to below 9.5m; down to 7.2m by 2050: Report
The recent slide in the city’s native South Korean population was mainly caused by residents moving out of the capital to new towns surrounding Seoul, according to the…
Bangkok Pride parade shines ray of hope for Thailand’s LGBTQ+ community
The parade on June 5, filled with rainbow flags, was joined by supporters of all genders, activists, sex workers, politicians, and celebrities, dressed in “anything that…
Mass media bill: JS body gets 60 more days to scrutinise
Once the new law is passed, jobs of media employees will no longer be regulated under the labour law.
Indonesian parents want school to go on despite hepatitis cases
While much is not yet known about the hepatitis outbreak, early data suggest that the mysterious disease is most prominent among young children.