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Remembering the poet of politics…

Our community, chauvinism and state

Bangabandhu, the legend lives on

Our annus horribilis

The dark night full of gunpowder smell

The day they killed Bangabandhu

A flower slain before it could bloom

Japan's nuclear options

Nuclear nightmares that still haunt the world

A Confluence of Global Leaders, Players and Spectators

By Sports Desk

The final match of the World Cup Football 2018 was held in

Pale leaves of autumn

The last time I met her, a slight but insistent drizzle kept London in its grip. She met

Eid economics

Festivals are common to all societies and cultures. With the change of social and economic structures, the nature

Home from the front

I am Colonel Johannes Steiger with the Army Group Vistula. Formed on January 24, 1945, from the remnants

The greatest national festival in Bangladesh

Eid-ul-Fitr is a centuries-old cultural ceremony in Bangladesh. The holy festival has now assumed the status of our

Eid-ul-Fitr 2018 celebrations worldwide

Eid is finally round the corner and all eyes are set on the upcoming festival that is celebrated

The golden deer

Haven't I all on a sudden met one of them today, this story might never be born.Ten years

Bengali, English and the anxiety of influence

Roughly speaking, there are two models of literary/ cultural influence and originality to choose from. One is that

Winners, Adulations and Cine Gems

The 71st Cannes Film Festival ended on May 19th, with the President of the jury, Cate Blanchett handing

Pahela Baishakh: Celebration or Consumerism?

It has been less than a month the whole nation celebrated the forty-fifth Independence Day of Bangladesh. Now the

The secular spirit of Pahela Baishakh

Pahela Baishakh, the Bengali New Year's Day is characterized by its vibrant cultural content and secular social integration agenda

How Akbar invented the modern Bengali calendar

Today is the Bengali New Year, known in Bangla as Pohela Boishakh. A number of Indian calendars, of course,

Boi-Sa-Bi: A festival of spirit and harmony

When I mention the Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT), the first thing your mind might turn to are the steep

A festival of national integration

It can hardly be thought of the existence of a nation without addressing its national culture that lays the

Thoughts on Pahela Baishakh

Esho he boishakh, esho eshoTaposho nishshao baye, mumurshero dao urayebotshorer aborjona dur hoye jakjak puraton sriti, jak bhule jaowa

Culture, tradition and celebrations

The turning of the calendar in Bangladesh from the old year to the new is as much a purification

The forgotten fighters of 1971

Liberation war of Bangladesh, still after 46 years later occupies a large part of the political imagination of

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