Students of the Institute of Fine Arts at the University of Dhaka are busy preparing masks, artworks, motifs and festoons that the mass would carry out on Pahela Baishakh to celebrate the Bengali New Year 1422 in three days…
Do you think the Bengali identity of majority Bangladeshis is limited to only one day through the celebration of Pahela Baishakh? Interviewed by Ahmed Deepto Majority Bangladeshis are preparing to embrace the Bengali New Year 1422 in three days. As they celebrate the first day of the Bangla year on April 14, New Age Youth asked some members of the […]
Very rarely people come across a magazine that discusses about the evolution and discoveries of science in Bangladesh and what could be a rare imagination to think of than giving to the readers a math magazine? …
Farhat Afzal is disturbed the amalgamation of Bangla and English language and the teenspeak language on internet and mobile phone message that is affecting the youth from writing full and proper spelling of words A friend once asked me, ‘Isn’t typing out entire words exhausting when you are texting?’ I realised she was referring to my aversion to using acronyms […]
Her attributions are aplenty but last month she disclosed her yet another facet with the most popular show on television aired during the Cricket World Cup 2015. Maria Nur is as much a sport enthusiast as she is a model, actress…
A doormat is a tool; a rug that we use out on the porch of our homes to keep dirty shoes from trailing mud indoors. We don’t think about the doormat, we just use it and walk on it, leaving our dirt all over it…
An educational web portal was launched to offer students the opportunity to study, read and write to complete their academic courses online…
Beating more than 30,000 students from around the world, three students of Institute of Business Administration (IBA) at Jahangirnagar University (JU), also the only representative team from Bangladesh won the first runner up prize at Future Leader’s League 2015, a worldwide competition of Unilever Bangladesh Limited which took place on March 19 in London. A three-member team from SP Jain […]
University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB) organized the annual book fair and book launching ceremony on April 7 at its Dhanmondi Campus. Kazi Anis Ahmed, vice president, ULAB Board of Trustees, inaugurated the book fair. The book fair will continue till 8 April 2015…
In youth lies the charge of changing the social dynamics, the possibilities of a better future. This is a unanimous belief. As we transpire from a magazine to a broadsheet and from today a compact supplement containing eight pages of a diversity of features oriented to activities of the youth, our endeavour remains to give the youth a space and exposure for all their efforts…
Three bloggers have been killed since 2012 because of sharing atheistic views on the internet which hurt sentiments of fundamentalist groups. Contrarily, state authorities have arrested at least nine people last year for sharing opinion that the authorities deemed prejudicial to national interest under section 57 of the Information and Communication Technology Act – 2013. New Age Youth interviewed the […]
Having stepped into the shoes of a university student, I realise that they do not always have things go so easy. Yes, there is the opportunity of meeting new people and getting to know yourself better, but there is also the constant pressure of exams, assignment deadlines and preparing for the future…
Agro Industrialisation Club (AIC) of East West University (EWU) organised a daylong event on March 30 comprising of an information board competition and an exhibition…
Bangladesh has been at a stalemate as far as progress in certain areas is concerned. The highly Dhaka-centric Bangladeshi society hardly has effective measures of empowering the youth in rural areas through spreading awareness or providing information about career possibilities…
This was an amazing world cup for us. Apart from the match against Sri Lanka, we played well throughout the tournament. Mahmudullah’s back to back hundreds was the happiest achievement for every Bangladeshi..
United International University Business Club (UIUBC) organised 360 Degree – The Right Directions on February 28 at its campus. The event was supported by Directorate of Student Affairs of UIU. The Prime objective of this workshop was to cover the four fields of B.B.A degrees, such as;Finance, Marketing, HRM & Accounting. Their workshop focused on students from the first trimester to students completing their thesis work..
Faster, shorter and cooler – seem to be the three mantras to abide by when teenagers text, email or post on social media these days. And this form of language that is widely known as teenspeak seems to be taking over the answer scripts of exams as well, hurting the grades…
As Bangladesh celebrates the 45th Independence Day on March 26, New Age Youth asked members of the young generation the basic difference between the two historic days for the nation – March 26 and December 16. We sought their take about the two days and how ingrained the history is among our youth. While some interviewees got the answers right, […]
For two years Nafisa Habib went without a job after completing her undergraduate studies in business administration from a private university…
There are no middle grounds in mathematics. You are either right, or wrong. That is it. As far as math is concerned, there are roughly two kinds of people, one that run out the window the moment numbers threaten to make an appearance…
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