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This striking 60×20-foot painting by artist Shapla Singha, portraying the Sundarbans’ extinct wildlife—the Javan rhinoceros, wild buffalo, swamp
India at 80: A Rising Superpower and Strategic Imperative of Bangladesh–India Ties
As India marks its 80th Independence Day on August 15, the nation
Sumana Chatterjee’s Dhaka Performance and Reawakening of Bangladesh’s Cultural Life
There are evenings when music transcends entertainment and becomes a reflection of
Nineteen Seventy One: Tales of Gallantry, Dedication and Love
Writing about the lyrical ballad that 1971 conferred to us has always
Nineteen Seventy One: Tales of Gallantry, Dedication and Love
Author and academic doyen Rashid Askari is seen in this photograph handing over one
Mohammad Abdul Hye’s Bonge Farsi Bhasha O Shahitto Chorchar Itihash: An Encyclopedic Masterpiece
Bonge Farsi Bhasha O Shahitto Chorchar Itihash (The History of the Studies
Taslim Haider Taimur’s Cappadocia: A Lyrical Journey Through Love, Nation and Humanity
Cappadocia is a poetry collection rooted in travel writing by poet Taslim
The Delta of Desire and Despair: Stories from the Port Brothels of India and Bangladesh
Amrita Das Gupta Emon, is a gender historian of the Sundarbans and a scholar of
