How Ancient Chittagong Became the Hub of Arab Trade as Rivers Changed Course
Ports in Bengal have always risen and fallen with their rivers. The story of Tamralipta, one of the oldest ports in Bengal, and the
Taslima Nasreen Comments on Gender Norms Following Dhaka Court Incident Involving Pori Moni
Writer Taslima Nasreen has weighed in on the uproar over actress Pori Moni’s behaviour at a Dhaka court. In a Facebook post on Friday,
Tu Mil Jaaye Row: Moushumi Bhowmik Breaks Her Silence on the “Ami Shunechi Sedin” Comparison
Shah Rukh Khan’s “Tu Mil Jaaye” from King went viral within days of its release, with reels flooding Instagram and Facebook. A debate followed.
Late-Night Showdown: Protesters Block Padma Bridge Toll Plaza, Disrupting Southbound Traffic
A large group of protesters blocked the toll plaza at the southern end of the Padma Bridge in the early hours of Tuesday, 10
Hajj 2027 Allocation Revealed: How Many Bangladeshis Can Perform the Pilgrimage?
Bangladesh has signed a bilateral Hajj agreement with Saudi Arabia for 2027, allowing 83,500 people from the country to perform the pilgrimage next year.
Nvidia Board Launches Independent Probe Following CEO Jensen Huang’s Affair Admission
Nvidia’s board of directors has launched an independent investigation after CEO Jensen Huang admitted to an extramarital affair. The probe follows media reports that
Ousted PM Sheikh Hasina Requests New Passport, Plans December Return to Bangladesh
Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has requested a new passport and National Identity Card (NID), in what Reuters called the clearest sign yet
Hidden History Near Dhaka: A Day Trip to Raja Harishchandra’s Ancient Palace
Most people visit Savar for the National Martyrs’ Memorial and leave. Few know that a short rickshaw ride away lies one of the oldest
How Education Insurance Guarantees Your Child’s Schooling and Higher Education in BD
Every parent in Bangladesh worries about one thing: what if I am not there to pay for my child’s studies? School fees, coaching costs
From Vajrayana to Dakshina Kali: How Buddhist Literature Shaped Bengal’s Fierce Goddess
Every autumn, Bengal lights lamps for Kali Puja on the new moon night. The Dakshina Kali image is instantly recognisable: dark skin, a garland