This study examines the representation of biological science in the 1990s Bengali Desh Magazine, a prominent publication from Bengal, in India. Through a content analysis of non literary advertisements/articles published in 1990, the research explores the types of biological science covered, the intended audience, and the portrayal of scientific concepts. The findings reveal key themes or trends in the content, providing insights into how Biological science was communicated to the public in Bangladesh during the 1990s and the role that Bengali Desh Magazine played in shaping public perception of biological science.