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Bangladesh’s Legal Failure to Protect Indigenous Heritage

Hafsa Sadia

Beyond Classrooms and Textbooks: Bonds That Time Could Never Fade

There are certain chapters in life that never fade away no matter

Inside Hyderabad’s T-Hub and the Making of an Innovation Powerhouse

A city’s ambition is often reflected in the institutions it builds. In

How Folk Myths Continue to Shape Bengali Literature

Sonia Tasnim

You Are Sitting Inside a Conspiracy

Afra Rahman

Why Anne Carson’s Nobel Matters to the Future of Literature

What happens when an ancient Greek myth refuses to remain ancient?

Even If You Never Come Back

Naimul Masum

Footprints of a Civilisation and the Making of Bangladesh

Sonia Tasnim

Child Sexual Abuse in Madrasas: Time to Break the Silence

Shyful Alam

Vidyasagar Society Bangladesh: Three Decades of Keeping the Bengal Renaissance Alive

Few names in the history of Bengal embody

Vidyasagar’s Contemporary Relevance and Making of a Humane World

Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar was a pioneer

Education Day’s Vision Remains Elusive Even After 64 Years

Education is universally regarded as the backbone of a nation. Just as

The Zenana We Carry

Shamma Zoharin

Was the Bay of Bengal a Wall of Ancient Bengal or a Gateway to the World?

Sonia Tasnim

Bridging Imagination, History and Modern Realities for Next Generation Readers

Benoy Dutta

Carlo Rovelli’s 85 Seconds To Midnight

Dr Kanan Purkayastha

Taylor Swift’s The Fate of Ophelia and the Fate of Bangladeshi Women

Taylor Swift’s “The Fate of Ophelia” is one of my favourite songs.

The Woman Behind the Word Scientist

Purbita Chowdhury

Northbrook Hall: A Witness to the History of Intellectual Pursuit in Eastern Bengal

Sonia Tasnim

I Am Bangladesh's Mr. Difficult Words!

I have had a deep passion for and affection for words since

Shapla Singha: Carrying the Stories of the Sundarbans to the World

This striking 60×20-foot painting by artist Shapla Singha, portraying the Sundarbans’ extinct wildlife—the Javan rhinoceros, wild buffalo, swamp

A New Light in Bangladesh’s Operating Rooms

Fahima Hossain Muna

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

India’s Green Hydrogen Strategy: Turning Clean Energy into Global Influence

Manjeev Singh Puri

Bilingual literary magazine CHINTON launched in Dhaka

Rediscovering the Shared Civilisation of the Indian Subcontinent

Ziauddin Bulbul

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