Started from the bottom but she’s here Rabeya Sultana Rabbi could never attend her S.S.C examination. Growing up with extreme poverty, Rabeya Sultana learned to take care of herself from a very young age. Her father could barely afford for his eight-member family.

Moontanim Sneha is the founder of Women’s Scooter School Bangladesh (WSSB). A passionate scooter lover, she loves to ride anything that on two wheels. She also enjoys sharing her love for motorcycles with others and loves to introduce other curious women to the world of two wheels through her riding school.

Meet Pakee Chakma. She is an automobile engineer at Runner Motors and has been working on vehicles for over ten years. Over the years she has worked her from a simple executive to the deputy manager at Runner service section. Last month, we approached her to have a chat.

Israt khan Mojlish is the Founder and the precident Bangladesh Women Rider Association Club. Her club is dedicated toward helping and accommodating new women riders in a society that that is still reserved toward the idea. Turbine crew had a chance to seat down with her and share her experience.

Very rarely do women in Bangladesh get the opportunity to do what they did. Nevertheless, doctors Sakia Haque and Manashi Saha took the duty upon themselves to go through the struggle of doing it. Imagine Bangladesh where women could live their day-to-day lives without the struggles they should not have to face. Imagine Bangladesh where doing something like this would not be so difficult. But envisioning does not get the deed done, so the two doctors took it upon themselves to get it out there.

CaseForChange visits Bangladesh to talk with some of the young women who are learning digital skills on the digital training bus, a Government initiative by the ICT Ministry supported by Huawei and powered by Robi Axiata’s connectivity to empower rural girls and women with the digital skills they need to build a successful future career.

As a person from my childhood, I have thought of myself as an independent soul. I have never really taken much help from others which helped me grow as a self-dependent individual. Unlike other girls, I was more outgoing from an early age.

Starting her journey back in 2006, she has come a long way. “Starting off I had to face a lot of abuse, being a female biker.” She says. “Back when I started I was totally uncommon for women to ride bikes. Especially in a place like Khulna” According to her. People nowadays have come to terms with the fact that women ride bike too. But back then it was unheard of. Places like Khulna could not even bring themselves to imagine something as such.

“Every three or four months everyone in Creative Minded BD organizes tours like these. These tours happen over there on a regular basis. The tours are both long and short.” Told Lina while discussing about the tour.

Being a BMW enthusiast myself, my answer is quite obvious. From the vast products BMW offers I would like to suggest either the 2 series Gran Coupe’ or the X1. My personal favorite is the 2 series Gran coupe’ because of the combination of practicality and bold presence it offers. However, one can also opt for the X1 in case of preference for the crossover shape.

Rabeya Akhter was an outgoing and crafty girl. She was always taking apart whatever she could get her hands on, then putting it back together once more. Her family wasn’t anything extraordinary. They were just another normal family of five living in Bangladesh. Her father was a rickshaw technician. Her mother made living by putting stones into earrings. Rabeya always talked to her father about her dreams of getting into the technical field, just like her cousin who was studying to become an engi