The Color of Puja and Chimmoy Das’s Melancholy Gaze
Two days before Pohela Boishakh — the day before Chaitra Sankranti — it felt as if the whole house were being swept and cleared.
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Two days before Pohela Boishakh — the day before Chaitra Sankranti — it felt as if the whole house were being swept and cleared.
A Day of Mourning—But Not for All Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was assassinated on 15 August 1975.
The “July Charter” announced by Muhammad Yunus was written by a professor who imitated the Declaration of Independence of Bangladesh — drafted by…
Burned but Once Comfortable: Abhaynagar’s Hindu Neighborhood In a neat, well-kept area of Abhaynagar in Jessore, it was clear that Hindu families had been living there with some peace, just by looking at their burned homes.
Bangladesh and Pakistan have recently declared their intention to cooperate in combating militancy.
A recent report in Prothom Alo shows Hindu families in Gangachara, Rangpur, leaving their villages behind.
As countries around the world accelerate efforts to regulate age-restricted and sensitive online content, a quiet shift is unfolding across the digital landscape: VPN use is surging—and not just in the West.
A training aircraft crashed into Milestone School in Diabari, near Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, due to mechanical failure, resulting in the deaths of many children.
What Really Happened in Gopalganj? The nation doesn’t yet fully know what’s happening in Gopalganj.
The Theatrics of Religious Harmony In mid‑October of 2021, during the Awami League’s tenure, after an incident in which religious extremists manipulated a…
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