Usraat Fahmidah

Experts predict that we will face more unpredictable weather events in the coming year due to climate change.

Anam chose to centre her reflections and readings on the theme of protests.

Some of these works have inspected the complex lives of modern Bangalis while some have traced the contours of our past often not examined. Here’s your chance to read some of the releases of this year by Bangladeshi authors, if you haven’t read them yet. 

On September 23, the Preserve Planet Earth Climate Change Conference (PPECCC) took place, signifying the inaugural event in a planned series of conferences that will take place in major cities worldwide.

The climate strike was held in Bangladesh is a part of the Global Climate Strike organised by Fridays for Future.

The creators discussed the thought process that led to the creation of the characters' journey, the challenges they encountered during the writing and editing process, and the inspiration behind the narrative choices.

By delivering accurate and compelling narratives, climate journalists have the power to shape policy discussions.

Nilopar Uddin's debut novel, 'The Halfways' (HQ, 2022) takes place across London, Wales, New York, and Sylhet, and focuses on the Bangladeshi immigrant experience

As more students opt for STEM subjects for its financial prospects, the importance of liberal arts is shrinking.

There needs to be a push for a strong public library culture in Dhaka.

By understanding how ADHD impacts your learning style, you can take the first step to overcoming the challenges.

I believe a literary atmosphere is crucial to nourish your writing skills and it’s an essential part of the process.

On each edition of the Dhaka Lit Fest, you leave having discovered a brilliant author. Last time, it was the humorous and adorable Jan Blake whose performance storytelling left me captivated.

The panel spoke broadly about censorship, #MeToo movement, mob mentality, cancel culture, JK Rowling, and social media echo chambers. 

The zine-making workshop was divided into four groups based on the central themes of Begum Rokeya’s story: arts, social justice, city planning and science & education.

"I have lifted from these stories. I’ve stolen from these stories. But you know, I’ve remade the characters so they don’t directly relate to anyone’s biography. But I cannot deny that a lot of the anecdotes, events and arc of the story come from certain family experiences", states Sandeep Ray.

A serious lack of outlet demotivates the publishing of anglophone literature in our literary scene. But the situation isn't completely bleak.

Gabriel Garcia Marquez once famously said, “All human beings have three lives: public, private, and secret.”

The author shared about her life being an associate professor, teaching Management, raising two girls, and her love for writing over a cup of coffee and snacks. 

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