Madhurima Sen

At 150, Sarat Chandra’s enduring empathy invites us to confront his literary limitations while rediscovering the power of compassion.

Burma and Bengal had shared extensive socio-cultural and economic exchanges long before the British landed on their shores.

In seconds, the night was altered. Strobes of light flashed from the mouths of the tanks, igniting the dorms in brilliant snapshots before the shell ripped off another piece of the building.

Liberation War Museum (LWM) in Dhaka tells the story not only of the Liberation War but also of the long struggles of breaking the fetters that, over the decades, led to the ultimate formation of Bangladesh.