Monday, September 21, 2015

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SEX … a dirty word?

An enigma that intrigues me is the ignominy attributed to sex being a dirty word.  Despite the puritanical

Johnson's burka comments seem to make him a populist

Former British foreign secretary Boris Johnson wrote an article in the Daily Telegraph mocking that the Muslim women

Wake up, you the magicians

Monsoon tears have been pouring down from the sky above in this mournful month of August. The entire

Ajit Wadekar: The Indian skipper with many firsts

Described by many, and quite rightly so, as the captain who taught India how to win Test series

How long will Bangladesh feed a workless community?

Upon giving shelter to more than one million Rohingya who originally came from Rakhine state of Myanmar, the

Of CIA's machinations worldwide (Last Part)

If there's one thing we know about absolute power, it's that it corrupts absolutely; and if there's one

The 1975 coup and the killing of Sheikh Russel

The Bangladesh coup on 15 August 1975, which left Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman killed,

Of CIA's machinations worldwide (Part-II)

Before his assassination in 1963, American President Kennedy desired to splinter the CIA in a thousand pieces and

Of CIA's machinations worldwide (Part-I)

Challenges and the govt approach to counter those

Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman (1920-1975)

The return of the Father

The violent creation of two new nations in 1947

An unprejudiced saga of our liberation war

The risk in Imran's Pakistan

The Passage to Bangabandhu's Sonar Bangla

An unprejudiced saga of our Liberation War

An unprejudiced saga of our War of Liberation

Kamal Hossain in Bangladesh's history

Tagore's affiliation with Bangladesh

Present perverse priorities will undermine the UN even further!

Singapore: The world's most successful society

National Day in Singapore is celebrated annually on 9 August. It commemorates the founding of Singapore's independence from

Vivekananda Festival held with fervor in London

A day-long Vivekananda Festival was held last Sunday at Logan Hall, London, organised by Vivekananda Centre for Human

Why TESOL must be our focus for English teacher training

I begin by drawing readers' attention to a World Bank report made public in 2016 that identified English

In the month of August . . .

There is that certain smell of death about August. There are remembrances of blood spilt on the streets

Thoughts on International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples

Today is International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples. Along with the 40 crore indigenous people living in

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