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Image credit: Internet On the same day of 26th March in 1971, Bangladeshi people started their liberation war against Pakistan to get their own country and freedom back. Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, one of the mentionable leaders, called for independence and encouraged people for taking part in the liberation war against Pakistan. People responded actively to his call-for-war. After fighting for 9 months constantly, Bangladeshis were able to get back their country and freedom on 16th December 1971. The People's Republic of Bangladesh marks its 50 years of independence today since 1971. It now turns 50 as of 26th March 2021. We, the people of Bangladesh, are very excited that we're going to celebrate the Golden Jubilee of our independence. Throughout these 50 years, Bangladesh has experienced some important phenomena: for instance, amazing economic growth, exponential GDP growth, global influence, industrialization, nominated for graduating to a developing country, etc. Al

Alaap logo We all are familiar with online video and voice calling apps such as IMO, Whatsapp, Telegram, etc. These kinds of apps offer a bunch of amazing services to their customers. Besides voice and video calling, the apps have so many other features like messaging, exchanging photos and videos. The aforementioned apps have millions of users in Bangladesh that generating millions of dollars in profit to that companies. What if we have our native app! Yeah, the  Bangladesh Telecommunications Company Limited  short for BTCL has just released, Alaap, an app by which users will not only get the all abovementioned advantages but also enjoy a very competitive call rate for calling app to mobile directly.  The Alaap app is available both on play store and app store from where you can download the app. To open an Alaap account, you will need your NID card. The process is very simple. You just need to hold and capture your NID image and save it. As soon as you open an Alaap account, you will

  Image credit: Internet   Most students treat Mathematics as one of the toughest subjects to study. I wasn't different. I used to think of mathematics as the toughest subject in academia. There are numerous reasons for this kind of attitude toward mathematics: One of the major reasons is that mathematics is so poorly taught in most of the schools and colleges that students never understand the stuffs under the hood. They are almost forced to practice what schools and colleges teach them. Most of the students do so only for passing their math tests. Hence, the actual beauty of mathematics remains hidden. In this article, I will share five effective tips and tricks that helped me to get better at mathematics. There's a disclaimer that I am not a math expert but I was among the students who just do the calculation as the teacher shows and don't understand what's going on under the hood. But, by following these five hacks I think that I got better at math than the previous

Image credit: www.gamamovil.com W e often face difficulties in solving maths problems. Sometimes students stuck at a math problem for hours or even days and eventually give up. What if there is something out there which will get the job done for us! Yeah, Photomath, an AI supported math solving app, comes up with smart solutions that let students to just snapshot their math problems by their mobile camera and get the solutions. That sounds cool, right? Photomath is an American start up. Recently, it raises 23M Dollars to invest in user experience. The app has over 220M downloads and 4.7 ratings out of 5 on Google Play Store. It has some cool features: its solutions range from simple algebraic problems to complex calculus problems. Students who struggle with simple algebraic or arithmetic problems can be get benefited from the app mostly because Photomath has some issues with higher level maths that's explained later in this article. It also can graph an equation which are key to at

W hen it comes to Study, we think of financial support much more than proper guidelines. Here is a disclaimer that I am not opposing financial support in study, in fact, financial support plays a vital role in study. But a set of proper guidelines is the key to success indeed. Many parents think that they are supporting enough financially their children in study. According to this they expect a well established life of their children. But there is an important pitfall which is if the parents only spend pennies but do not guide their children properly, there is a high possibility that the son/daughter might be misguided. Some parents believe in freedom of choosing career and that's why they do not force their children at all to make an aim in life. That's fine, obviously. But once your child select a goal in his/her life, you should know the goal and guide him to achieve it. That will be the best solution. Because, sometimes children don't really know how to journey through

      O nline education refers to an internet based education system that can be accessed from anywhere in the world with an internet enabled device and stable internet connection. Before the Coronavirus pandemic, most of the Bangladeshi students were unfamiliar with online education. But during the pandemic as the whole world turned into online education, most of the educational institutions in Bangladesh also turned into online. Although there is poor internet connection in the rural areas, students were almost forced to do online classes because of the lockdown and School, College and University closure. Most of them faced difficulties for poor internet connection. Some of the students also suffered from buying enough MegaBytes to have an internet connection. Since, online education is a partially new idea in our country, I think there are some potential pros and cons regarding the online education. Pros: One of the biggest pros regarding online education is the continuity of educat