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Row over rice hoarding: Journalist stabbed in Jamalpur

Enamul Haque, Islampur correspondent of Dainik Kalbela, is undergoing treatment at Jamalpur General Hospital

Constable killed as train hits police van in Jamalpur

Policeman killed in Jamalpur road crash: A constable was killed and another was seriously injured when a local train hit a police van in Jamalpur's Sadar upazila early today

How Extended Reality Helps Marketers Attract More Consumers

Marketing campaigns that use extended reality, or XR, can reach a global audience and offer scalable, immersive experiences.

Startups wasting over 2 weeks and £37 billion a year on admin

More than half of Brits want to start a side hustle to counter cost-of-living

Tesco's Eid ad: juggling mass appeal and nuance

Campaign spoke to Tesco, BBH and strategists and diversity experts about whether an op ed offering up criticism of the spot was fair and examining the challenges of balancing nuance and broad appeal.

Halima Aden's exit exposes fashion's biases

Add to Bookmarks Arif Miah, creative strategy director of marketing agency Mud Orange, explains why model Halima Aden's departure from fashion points to the industry's wider problem with Muslim inclusion. Halima Aden, one of the biggest Muslim names in modelling, took to Instagram earlier this month to express her frustration with the fashion industry. She spoke out about the pressures she felt during fashion photo shoots. A lack of understanding of her religious needs led to her making uncomfortable compromises with her hijab, against which she is now taking a stand. Aden’s comments build on a conversation that has been growing recently around the insular culture within brands’ marketing, be it in house or from creative agency partners. These environments are often very cliquey and exclusive, which creates barriers – whether intentionally or from implicit biases – for diverse talent. Halima’s statements highlight that, without a proper shake-up, not only will the fashion industry continue to struggle for inclusivity, but it will also drive out diverse talent.