Over the last decade, Bangladesh has experienced remarkable transformations in its social values, shaped by economic growth, technological advancements, and shifting societal norms. Traditional family structures are evolving, with a rise in nuclear families, especially in urban areas, and greater empowerment of women in the workforce and leadership roles. The widespread adoption of technology and social media has redefined communication, activism, and self-expression while presenting challenges like misinformation and cyberbullying. Mental health awareness has seen a positive shift, breaking long-held stigmas and encouraging open conversations. Additionally, the youth have championed environmental consciousness, advocating for sustainability and climate action. These changes reflect a society in transition, striving to balance modernity with cultural identity.