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Anirban Kaisar: The Bangladeshi Photographer Making Waves in Digital Storytelling
12/16/2022
Jasia S | BD
Reporting from Dhaka, Bangladesh, Jasia Sajed Rahman explores global lifestyle trends, cross-cultural exchange, and the changing aspirations of South Asian youth. Her work situates personal stories within broader conversations about mobility, ambition, and community. At Tinds, Jasia offers a grounded international perspective on how South Asians live, create, and redefine fulfillment today.
Jasia S | BD
Reporting from Dhaka, Bangladesh, Jasia Sajed Rahman explores global lifestyle trends, cross-cultural exchange, and the changing aspirations of South Asian youth. Her work situates personal stories within broader conversations about mobility, ambition, and community. At Tinds, Jasia offers a grounded international perspective on how South Asians live, create, and redefine fulfillment today.
‘Fantastic Four’ Reboot Opens with $118M, Tops Box Office
Marvel’s Fantastic Four: First Steps has made a powerful opening at $118 million across North America and claiming the No. 1 spot at the box office. After years of delays, cast changes, and franchise fatigue, the long-awaited reboot appears to…
TINDS Social Debuts at Queens — Where Connections Get Real
Diverse Voices, One Gathering TINDS is brewing more than just news this summer. On August 9th from 6 PM to 10 PM, industry experts from across New York are gathering at Qahwah House in Astoria, Queens for an energizing networking…
Divya Deshmukh Wins Women’s Chess World Cup At 19
Divya Deshmukh, the 19-year-old chess prodigy from Nagpur, has made history by winning the FIDE Women’s World Cup 2025, becoming the youngest Indian woman ever to achieve this feat. But beyond the board, it was her calm demeanor that drew…
Why Are Millennials & Gen Z Suddenly Turning to Spirituality?
Crystals on bedside tables. Tarot decks tucked into tote bags. Spotify playlists for moon rituals. For many Millennials and Gen Z, spirituality is becoming a daily habit-but not the kind found in temples, mosques, or churches. They’re not exactly “religious.”…
Saima Wazed Placed on Leave Amid WHO Bid and Criticism Over Credentials
Saima Wazed has been placed on indefinite leave from her DGHS post as scrutiny grows over her WHO candidacy and alleged credential concerns. Pressure Mounts Over Appointment and Transparency Saima Wazed, currently running for WHO South-East Asia Regional Director, was…
Tanya Nambiar: The Indian Voice Artist Building a Creative Empire
New Delhi’s Tanya Nambiar is a one-woman powerhouse. She’s built a career without a blueprint, moving seamlessly from emceeing live stages to voicing national ad campaigns. Tanya Nambiar’s voice doesn’t just sing or speak—it moves, entertains, and builds worlds. With…
JACKBOYS 2 by Travis Scott: TheAlbum Everyone’s Talking About
Travis Scott is a genre-blurring artist whose soundscapes and stagecraft have redefined hip-hop, fashion, and immersive artistry. His JACKBOYS 2 isn’t just a sequel. It’s a tighter, sharper, and more unpredictable evolution of the Cactus Jack sound. The new album…
This New ‘Sweating’ Paint Could Keep Homes Cool Without AC
Who needs an AC when your house can just sweat it off? In a breakthrough that sounds almost too wild to be true, a team of scientists at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore has developed a revolutionary sweating paint.…
James Gunn’s Superman Reboot Marks a Turning Point for Superhero Movies
James Gunn’s Superman 2025 reintroduces a classic hero with warmth, wit, and wonder. In a cinematic era filled with dark anti-heroes, Gunn’s vision leans in the opposite direction. This Superman is kind, hopeful, and unapologetically good. Critics echoed the hype,…
Why Did the CEO of X Really Walk Away?
Silicon Valley just got whiplash. Linda Yaccarino, the high-profile CEO hired to bring order to Elon Musk’s X (formerly Twitter), has abruptly resigned—just 14 months after taking the reins from Musk himself. Her exit marks yet another dramatic twist in…