Unbound Mother: The making and remaking of Kaali in Bengal
30 September 2026
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Do great leaders make history, or does history make them?
29 September 2026
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Poison and cremation: A forensic history of colonial Bengal
28 September 2026
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Partition, Bor Porong and the Chakmas’ unfinished struggle for belonging
27 September 2026
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The young radicals who challenged 19th-century Bengal
24 September 2026
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More men are cooking. But is patriarchy leaving the kitchen?
23 September 2026
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Everyday secularism and the Bangladesh we rarely talk about
22 September 2026
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Reading Sarat Chandra at 150, with empathy
21 September 2026
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Who really owned Britain’s royal jewels?
19 September 2026
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The 25,000-year history of betel nut chewing
17 September 2026
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CCC mayor stresses master plan for urbanisation
Without a master plan a planned urbanisation is impossible, said Chittagong City Corporation Mayor AJM Nasir Uddin yesterday.
18 August 2015
2cr Bangladeshis suffer from kidney ailments
Nearly two crore people have been suffering from kidney related ailments across the country, said heath experts at a seminar yesterday.
18 August 2015
Committee to Protect Journalists seeks Probir's release
Noting that journalists in Bangladesh have faced heightened pressure for critical reporting on the authorities, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has called for the immediate release of journalist Probir Sikdar and investigation into the threats he faced.
18 August 2015
Deadly Bangkok blast kills 19
A bomb exploded close to a shrine in the centre of Thailand's capital, Bangkok, yesterday killing at least 19 people and injuring more than 120.
17 August 2015
British state minister for int'l development due on Sunday
British Minister of State for International Development Desmond Swayne is expected to arrive in Bangladesh for a three-day official visit
17 August 2015
Doa mahfil
Mahboob Rahman Mani, younger son of former minister M Matiur Rahman, died in a car accident in Dallas, USA on August 3 and was
17 August 2015
Returnee domestic workers from KSA speak of torture
At least seven female migrants returned in the last two weeks while another 24 are seeking government assistance to be repatriated after quitting jobs as domestic helps in Saudi Arabia alleging they fell ill after facing abuse and excessive workload.
17 August 2015
Govt univ teachers start striking countrywide
Teachers from all 37 public universities in the country abstained from work for three hours yesterday protesting the proposed eighth national payscale and demanding a separate one for them.
16 August 2015
Army gunfight: Body of 5 Rangamati criminals handed over to families
Bodies of the five armed criminals, killed during Saturday's gunfight between an unknown gang and army at Baradam of Rangamati's Baghaichhari upazila, were handed over to their families yesterday, police said.
16 August 2015
Rajshahi College defying admission rules
The administration of Rajshahi College has allegedly violated the education ministry's order for enrolling class XI students to the 50 newly introduced seats under the English version category.
16 August 2015
Heartbreak for 15,000 hajj aspirants
Despite paying fees to private hajj agencies, around 15,000 Bangladeshis will not be able to perform hajj this year, as the quota of
15 August 2015
Judge shortage makes Ctg litigants suffer
The cases filed each month in Chittagong district overwhelmingly outnumber the ones adjudicated during the period. As the cases pile
15 August 2015
On the Eve of the Emergence of Bangladesh
Tarashankar Bandyopadhyay (1898-1971) was one of the great modern Bengali novelists. His works depicts his
14 August 2015
Shimulia ghat suffers long tailback
The Shimulia-Kawrakandi route in Munshiganj suffered heavy traffic congestion yesterday due to absence of four ferries and rush of the
14 August 2015
Ctg-Cox's Bazar bus services halted for 5hrs
Bus operations from Chittagong to Cox's Bazar and Bandarban was suspended for five hours yesterday as the city's transport workers
14 August 2015
Training on journalism begins
A weeklong training on journalism was inaugurated at , Institute of Journalism and Communication (IJC) in the capital yesterday.
14 August 2015
Nurul blames Rohingya for overseas job loss
Expatriates' Welfare and Overseas Employment Minister Nurul Islam BSc yesterday said several thousand Rohingyas holding Bangladeshi
13 August 2015
Burn victim dies in DMCH
One of the three of a family who were burnt when a fire broke out in an apartment on Central Road in the capital on Saturday, died at
13 August 2015
Convicts for contempt at war tribunal can go to SC
The Supreme Court yesterday observed that a person could move a petition before this court challenging an International Crimes Tribunal verdict convicting him or her of contempt of court.
13 August 2015
Cops, students scuffle as march to PMO foiled
Scuffles broke out at the capital's Shahbagh yesterday after police stopped protesters heading towards the Prime Minister's Office to stage
13 August 2015