Sailor, a leading Bangladeshi fashion retailer, proudly announces its newest collaboration with most popular Superstars Siam Ahmed and Bidya Sinha Mim as Brand Ambassadors. Renowned for their remarkable influence in Bangladesh’s entertainment industry, the duo has previously captivated audiences in Sailor’s campaigns, making them the perfect choice to represent the brand. The announcement was unveiled at a grand event held ...
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5 ways to add carrot peels to your diet
Who says carrot peels are just trash? These vibrant, nutrient-packed strips are actually super useful in the kitchen. Full of flavour, carrot peels can instantly level up your everyday meals. In a world where food waste is a big deal, reusing veggie peels is a small but smart step to take, reports NDTV. Since carrots are everywhere this winter, here ...
Read More »A game-changing after-shower hackto beat winter dryness
Every family is now reaching up to the cupboards to bring out warm clothes:the hot chocolate season is here! However, along with all its festivities, drying skin is also peeking through. As humidity drops with the cooling temperature, your skin’s natural moisture barrier is quite confused. As a result, we are all dealing with tight and uncomfortable skin, looking for ...
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Ingredients: Sponge cake chocolate: * Eggs—200g * Sugar–100g * Flour—80g * Cocoa powder—20g * Butter cream— 300g * Coffee sugar syrup—100 ml * Whipped cream—for toping * Fruit and cherries—For decoration * Couverture chocolate—for decoration Method: 1. Sieve the flour and corn flour and keep aside. Place a mixing bowl with the egg, vanilla essence and sugar 2. Put the ...
Read More »What drives parents towards a particular school for their kids
Parents always want to raise their children to become strong, good, compassionate, and competent individuals. One of the most significant decisions they make following that goal is choosing the perfect school for their children. It’s one of the most emotional and financial decisions every parent faces in today’s world. Their choice does not only reflect their educational priorities but also ...
Read More »London’s pie and mash makers say Cockney favourite needs special status
Rick Poole grew up in his family’s pie and mash shop in London, the oldest of its kind still in operation today. Now a campaign to give the traditional dish protected status is giving him hope his business will continue to flourish for years to come. Pie with mashed potato and parsley liquor has been enjoyed by the Cockney natives ...
Read More »Celebrate Victory Day in grand style
Victory Day, the 16th December of every has been a day of festivity for Bangladeshi people. On this day in 1971, Bangladesh achieved its victory after nine months long war and thereby established itself as a proud country in World’s map. So everyone wants to celebrate this day in unique way because it is the celebration day for all in ...
Read More »All aboard The Darjeeling Express!
Bangladesh’s food scene has become saturated in different iterations of momos—with each food joint promising authentic Nepali flavours. But when Seemanti Paul – who spent 12 years in a Darjeeling hostel run by a couple with Bengali and Nepali roots – went on a hunt for the best Nepali momos in Bangladesh, she was only met with disappointment. This led ...
Read More »Eating carrots can be a simple way to get a boost of beneficial nutrients: Study
Vegetables are great not only for their versatility – they can be eaten raw or cooked, whole or chopped – but also for their health benefits. However, those looking to incorporate more veggies into their diet may be overlooking one in particular. Eating three servings of baby carrots a week can give a significant boost of important nutrients found in ...
Read More »Footballers’ dementia risk linked to heading, not lifestyle factors : Study
A new study found no proof that footballers’ high risk of dementia is related to their health or lifestyle. It suggests that heading footballs may be causing brain injuries instead, reports BBC. The study was led by Professor Willie Stewart from Glasgow University, who five years ago found that footballers were 3.5 times more likely to die from a brain ...
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