Carpooling towards a change: Shuttle – The Transformation in Urban Mobility for Women in Bangladesh
Carpooling towards a change: Shuttle – The Transformation in Urban Mobility for Women in Bangladesh When a daily inconvenience turns into an idea The chaos of Dhaka does not slow down for any of us, with shoves and pushes often plunging on the women of this city. In the metropolis of twenty million dwellers, female […]
Are Founders Leading Innovation or Repackaging Old Ideas?
Are Founders Leading Innovation or Repackaging Old Ideas? The question is not whether ideas are new. It is whether the problem being solved ever truly needed solving. You’ve seen it before. Another “AI-powered” app. Another “platform-enabled” marketplace. Another pitch deck promising to “disrupt.” At what point does innovation stop being new, and start being recycled? […]
Mental Burnout: A Design Flaw, Not a Badge
Mental Burnout: A Design Flaw, Not a Badge What we call ‘hustle’ is merely the slow normalization of a system that mistakes depletion for dedication. You know the script. Wake up. Scan Slack before daylight. Dispatch emails during dinner. Feel culpable for sleeping eight hours. Label it “grinding.” Label it “hustle.” Label it whatever you […]
Annual YESers Futsal
Annual YESers Futsal A day of recreation where members take a fresh breath, connect and re-energise The doorways leading to clubroom 103 usually or rather, mostly echoes with either brainstorming sessions, executing ideas or meeting deadlines. But, for a particular day – every year, the members pause while the energy is shifted from echelons to […]
The Unfinished March
The Unfinished March From Haymarket to the Labor Act 2026: A look at the global struggle, the ILO’s psychological theme, and Bangladesh’s path forward to safer, fairer work The first of May has always carried a quiet weight, so heavy that it reminds us we stand on the foundation of humanity and its efforts to […]