The Right Way to Breathe
How we breathe affects our physical and mental health, and a simple hand test shows whether we are breathing correctly.
How we breathe affects our physical and mental health, and a simple hand test shows whether we are breathing correctly.
A few vitamin C-rich fruits in the daily diet can help keep skin bright and youthful.
As Channel i enters its twenty-third year, Shykh Seraj reflects on a momentous 2021 and the media's work through the pandemic.
On Channel i's 22nd anniversary, Shykh Seraj writes that content made with care, hard work and dedication is what wins, whatever the screen.
In a message for Channel i Online's sixth anniversary, Shykh Seraj describes how Channel i has kept up its journalism during the coronavirus and asks for the public's support.
Shykh Seraj writes that Bangladesh wasted its head start against the coronavirus and urges testing, isolation, coordinated planning and a fresh look at health spending.
One in eight people in Bangladesh cannot afford a nutritious diet, a joint survey by the WFP and the government has found.
An Anandabazar editorial warns that a new green credit scheme letting private firms create and sell compensatory forest land risks replacing diverse forests with single-species plantations.
A visit to a rooftop garden at Narayanganj High School led Shykh Seraj to Rabindranath Tagore's 1926 speech there, whose call to work over words still rings true.
Shykh Seraj examines why paddy prices collapsed in 2019, pointing to excessive rice imports after the 2017 floods, idle mills and too little government storage.
After a farmer burned his crop over low paddy prices, Shykh Seraj gathers farmers' figures from across the country and calls for earlier government procurement and fairer markets.
Marking four years of Channel i Online, Shykh Seraj sets out the portal's achievements, its digital ambitions and his view that journalists must be multidimensional.
In a column, Shykh Seraj describes Fosholi, ACI's digital farm advisory platform using satellite images and weather data, and why farmer training is key to making it work.