Chanchal Chowdhury is one of the most popular names in Bangladesh's entertainment industry. His spontaneous, captivating

Our society treats transgender people as outcasts. They are vilified as criminal groups, a threat to the social fabric, and thus

While Bhutan is one of the smallest countries in the world, its cultural diversity and richness are profound. As such, strong emphasis is laid on

Internet filters and parental control on internet is still quite unfamiliar to Bangladeshi parents. Parental control here means no internet

Edward Morgan Forster, popularly known as E.M. Forster, an English novelist, short story writer and essayist, used the phrase “Only

“To live, to TRULY live, we must be willing to RISK– to be

The palace of Puthia is one of the most renowned archaeological sites of Bangladesh. The palace, for its magnificent ancient Greek

From November 19, 2015 to November 21, 2015, a gathering took place- that of the most creative, most learned and most artistic literary

On November 18, 2015, young leaders from around the world got together in one city. Their mission was to discuss vital issues of the

The other day I was walking to a nearby park for my morning exercise. Since it was early in the morning, the street was quite vacant

Isaac Asimov has a number of identities attached to his name. He was an American author and professor of Biochemistry at Boston

Dhaka International Lit Fest

Compared to the other significant body parts, nails are quite small in size. But they too deserve to be strong, healthy and trendy like

This is the number of the artists who participated in the Fifth Tone International Miniature Art Biennale 2015 organised by Tone Art Society of

Syrian passports must be bombproof. It's a strange world we live in these days. Thank God we have our passports to fall back on when stuff hits the fan.

Zafir Huq is a young guitarist who has managed to 'blow minds' and 'sweep feet' at concerts. Also an undergraduate

# WAR #

The Chittagong Commonwealth War Cemetery is a historic burial place where hundreds of brave soldiers from all over the world were laid to rest in

November 3, 1975. At around 4 am some soldiers with full combat postures demanded entrance into Dhaka Central Jail. Seeing the armed men, the baffled jail officials, called the then Deputy Inspector General of Prisons (DIG, Prison) Abdul Awal. Abdul became

Our children hold the key to our future, and are our nation's greatest asset. They are also the most vulnerable and volatile members of