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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.
The Resurrection of the Dire Wolf Marks a New Era in Science
In a breakthrough that blurs the line between science fiction and reality, Texas-based biotech startup Colossal Biosciences has successfully created three living wolf pups—genetically engineered to resemble the long-extinct dire wolf, an Ice Age predator that vanished over 10,000 years…
Magical Night 2.0 by Triple Time Communications: An Unforgettable Musical Experience at Dhaka
Dhaka, Bangladesh – November 29, 2024 — In a night that fused cultural pride with electrifying performances, Triple Time Communications (TTC) proved its stature as a premier events powerhouse with Magical Night 2.0, the latest edition of their signature musical…
Breaking Barriers: Shaathi Launches Safe Haven Pad Bank for Schoolgirls in Partnership with Berger Paints in Bangladesh
From the vibrant heart of Surrey, BC to the dazzling stages of international beauty and fashion, Harper Sohal’s journey is nothing short of inspiring. The founder of Pink Orchid Studio, Harper Sohal sat down with Tinds for an exclusive and…
Purny Ayman Makes History as Bangladesh’s First Female International Racer
In a groundbreaking moment for Bangladesh, Purny Ayman has become the first female racer from the country to compete on the international motorsport circuit. Her bold entrance into this male-dominated world is not just history-making — it’s revolutionary. Breaking Barriers…
Only the Third Time in History: Bangladesh Grants Rare Citizenship to Kihak Sung
Kihak Sung honorary citizenship has officially been granted by the Government of Bangladesh, recognizing his monumental contributions to the nation’s economic growth, foreign investment, and employment generation over the past four decades. The Chairman and CEO of Youngone Corporation, a…
Say Goodbye to Free Rentals: NYC Broker Fees Return—at 20%! [APRIL FOOL]
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As if the summer of no broker fees wasn’t a dream come true, it’s already over! Get ready for broker fees to make a comeback in a big way, starting with a mandatory 20% of annual rent on all rentals…
Bangladesh Sets New Record with Over $3 Billion in Monthly Remittances
In a remarkable financial milestone, Bangladesh’s remittance inflows have surpassed $3 billion in a single month, setting a new record in the nation’s economic history. This unprecedented surge underscores the vital role of the Bangladeshi diaspora in bolstering the country’s…
Why Does Everyone Have a “Side of the Bed” Preference?
Sharing a bed with a partner often comes with an unspoken rule—each person sticks to their designated side. Whether it’s the left or right, most people claim their space early on in a relationship and rarely switch. But why does…
Why Do We Talk to Pets Like They’re Babies?
Have you ever found yourself speaking to your dog or cat in a sing-song voice, using exaggerated tones and simplified words? This behavior, known as pet-directed speech, is incredibly common among pet owners. But why do we instinctively communicate with…
Why Do We Procrastinate Even When We Know It’s Bad?
Procrastination is a frustrating habit that most people struggle with at some point. We delay tasks even when we know they are important, often choosing short-term comfort over long-term success. The worst part? We’re fully aware that procrastinating will make…