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Finding Work-Life Balance in Dhaka: How Residents Are Adapting to a Fast-Paced Urban Lifestyle

Finding Work-Life Balance in Dhaka: How Residents Are Adapting to a Fast-Paced Urban Lifestyle

As Dhaka continues to grow as Bangladesh's economic powerhouse, professionals are increasingly seeking healthier ways to balance demanding careers with personal well-being. Flexible work arrangements, digital connectivity and changing workplace cultures are gradually reshaping how people manage their daily lives.

July 1, 2026

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Street Food Culture in Dhaka: A Culinary Tradition Thriving in the Heart of the City

Street Food Culture in Dhaka: A Culinary Tradition Thriving in the Heart of the City

From bustling markets to busy roadside corners, Dhaka’s vibrant street food culture continues to attract millions with its diverse flavors, affordability, and deep-rooted connection to the city’s identity.

June 23, 2026

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Dhaka Traffic Overhaul Ordered as Authorities Move to Relocate Major Bus Terminals

Dhaka Traffic Overhaul Ordered as Authorities Move to Relocate Major Bus Terminals

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has instructed authorities to restore road discipline and reduce chronic traffic congestion in Dhaka by relocating the Sayedabad, Gabtoli, and Mohakhali bus terminals outside the capital as part of a broader transport reform initiative.

June 15, 2026

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Insurance Awareness in Bangladesh Grows Slowly as Financial Protection Gains Attention

Insurance Awareness in Bangladesh Grows Slowly as Financial Protection Gains Attention

Efforts to expand financial literacy and promote insurance products are gradually increasing awareness in Bangladesh, though low penetration rates and limited public understanding continue to challenge wider adoption across urban and rural populations.

June 15, 2026

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Rising Cost of Living in Dhaka Puts Increasing Pressure on Household Budgets

Rising Cost of Living in Dhaka Puts Increasing Pressure on Household Budgets

Escalating prices of food, housing, transportation, healthcare, and essential services are forcing residents of Bangladesh's capital to reassess spending habits, as economists warn that prolonged inflation could deepen financial strain on middle- and low-income families.

June 15, 2026

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