Their faces have been marred by dust and sweat. Every day, they go through the never ending struggle of finding sustenance in the heap of dirt,

People say, “Your fate is in your own hands; work hard and you can get whatever you want.” However, in reality, things are different.

Vibrant butterflies hovering over flowers and bushes, and dancing in the air may be one of the best scenes to witness. Apart from their

During the Language Movement, Chittagong roared and lit up like never before. If the Language Movement is a significant history, then Chittagong College and the Laldighi Field are its iconic landmarks.

There's life beyond our four walls. Whether the walls are of our homes, of our schools or of our offices—there is life blooming beyond it, life quite different from the ones we lead in our four cornered boxes.

Jhalakathi Sadar Upazila, Swarupkathi and Banaripara Upazila in Pirozpur are famous for Guavas also known as Bengal's Apples.

Portraying different perspectives and beliefs are the walls of Dhaka.

At the Patenga beach in Chittagong, more than 40 shops offer photography services to tourists. Around 150 unskilled photographers take photographs with their compact digital cameras at 20 taka a piece for a 4×6 print.

Who says there's nothing to do in Dhaka? All we have to do is just look for the colours, in the right places! Grab your camera and set out towards Uttara – known for the airport, the second railway station, Raj Lakhsmi market and sporting a chaotic balance between schools,

Bangladeshi boat race, popularly known as nouka baich is quite different from the other forms of boat races anywhere in the world.

Pingla Naya in West Bengal, India, is the village of folk painters called Patuas. Apart from painting scrolls, they paint the walls of their homes and make wooden painted souvenirs and images.

“Again and again I've taken quick glances and then for some reason I've got to sit before a picture waiting and it's opened up like one of those Japanese flowers that you put into water and something I thought wasn't worth more than a casual, respectful glance begins to open up depth after depth of meaning.”

The world is going through speedy urbanisation and Bangladesh is not an exception from this.

Under the blue velvet clouds

Make pots, pans and little mugs,

Recently, the government has passed a bill imposing 7.5 percent VAT on all the private universities and private medical colleges.

At the heart of Dhaka's Ramadan festivities stands the timeless Chowk Bazaar. Its four hundred year long history began in the Mughal Era when King Maan Singh moved his head office in Bawal to the Dhaka Central Jail in the old town. Today, Chowk Bazaar has not only become a historical trademark but also a booming iftaar market.

There are so many instances of humans killing humans, nowadays. There are so many instances of torture, hate, torment, terrorism, abuse, harassment- all by humans.

The honey collectors of Bangladesh are a few of the most dedicated people to their jobs.

She arrives with a thunderous announcement,