Upendrakishore Ray Chowdhury, popularly known as Upendrokishore Ray is the author of some of the most well-loved children’s books ever written in Bangla.

The number of top priority fast track mega projects, namely the Padma Bridge, Metro Rail, Rooppur NPP, LNG Terminal, Padma Deep Sea Port, Rampal Coal Power, and Matarbari Coal Power that are underway in Bangladesh.

“Thunder is good, Thunder is impressive, But its lightning that does the work.” — Mark Twain

I went to Gazipur many times but I didn't know about the history of its royal palace.

The fight we have been fighting, us women, has been a long and tedious one.

Brindaban Das is one of the most acclaimed playwrights and actors in Bangladesh's entertainment industry. A veteran actor

About Town

About Town

The beauty of the sunflower lies within its characteristics. Like us humans, every other living being has their own characteristics,

PEARLS OF WISDOM

Remember the sitcom, Friends? Of course you do. Remember the time how panicked Chandler and Monica became when they

In order to avoid two years’ imprisonment, a Rajshahi man managed to escape the law enforcers successfully for 26 years before his luck struck out two days ago.

It is a Friday and thus, the usual hat-bazar (market) is not in full swing. Yet a few farmers have gathered at the Tekerhut jute market on the bank of river Kumar in Madaripur.

Three orphaned baby rhinos heartbreakingly cry out after realising all the milk is gone in a touching video.

Australia's Olympians will be issued with free super-strength condoms in Rio to minimise any infection from the Zika virus, officials say on Monday.

The Spirit of Fearless Speaking

In the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures. For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed. — Kahlil Gibran

In Bangladesh, we have a strange relationship with our domestic workers. From cooking to cleaning, we cannot think a day

A skilled worker, regardless of the job description, remains a treasure.

Despite significant biomedical advances in recent decades, the very earliest events of human development – those that occur during a critical window just after fertilization – have remained an unobservable mystery, until now.