In the Realm of History

Literature, history, politics, gender, crime, media, empowerment, rights, wars, peace-- what do you want to learn about?
15 October 2015

1 Minute Please

My acoustic guitar, handwritten drafts of my poems in a briefcase, and an album with my childhood pictures.
15 October 2015

2 Bangladeshis win WFP drawing match

Two Bangladeshi primary school students were selected to receive US $100 each while their respective schools US$200 in a UN World Food Programme (WFP) drawing competition.
15 October 2015

Beyond The Four Walls

There's life beyond our four walls. Whether the walls are of our homes, of our schools or of our offices—there is life blooming beyond it, life quite different from the ones we lead in our four cornered boxes.
15 October 2015

About Town

Joint art exhibition by Iskindar Mirza and Mazharul Islam
15 October 2015

QUIRKY SCIENCE

A researcher from the University of Southampton has produced a scientific study of the climate scenario featured in the disaster movie 'The Day After Tomorrow'.
15 October 2015

The Multifaceted Lawyer

Managing the profession of a lawyer surely takes a lot of work. However, it takes a special drive to handle three! Rumeen Farhana
15 October 2015

Excelling in New Media

A rising star in the field of art today, in the country, is the young Efat Razowane Reya. "Thank you! But if you don't mind, I'd rather be a rising star in the New Media genre in Bangladesh," smiles Reya. A young student with big, dreamy eyes, Reya depicts confidence, determination and one cannot miss the flicker of rebellion.
15 October 2015

The Exclusive Collection of AKM Enayet Kabir

A vast steel mass, disguised as a door, will open into a room that stops your breath at first sight. What you will witness will make you feel unreal for a slight second before you can swallow in the fact that you are, as off now, surrounded by more than just history.
15 October 2015

STAR DIARY

Last week I met a young Indian woman with her father coming to Bangladesh to get her admission in a medical college under foreign quota.
15 October 2015

Jealous husband couriers wife’s boss live snake

An FDA at an office of the state run Bangalore Electricity Supply Company in central Bengaluru claims to receive a threat this week in the form of a green snake sent in a parcel to him,
15 October 2015

Artist turns pumpkins into beautiful artworks

An artist based out of Chicago, who works with medium like food and unfired ceramic to create art, uses pumpkins to carve them into beautiful pieces of artworks.
14 October 2015

Japanese man Kunio Hoshi buried in Bangladesh’s Muslim graveyard

Japanese national Kunio Hoshi who was shot dead in Rangpur on October 3 was buried at a graveyard in Rangpur early yesterday.
13 October 2015

Florida man accused of DUI blames driving dog

A Florida man suspected of leading deputies on a high speed chase in Manatee County, allegedly tells authorities that his dog was the one behind the wheel.
13 October 2015

Agitators brave rain

Braving heavy rains, over 150 students and their parents staged a rally on the capital's Central Shaheed Minar premises demanding fresh
12 October 2015

BPICC celebrates World Egg Day

To mark the World Egg Day, a discussion was held at the National Press Club on Friday, said a press release.
11 October 2015

Faiza finds home

The newborn, rescued by a stray dog last month, has found a new home.
11 October 2015

Talks work better than punishment in disciplining children

Punishing children for their mistakes only make them confused and anxious. Rather providing them with information to make good
11 October 2015

Britain’s new ‘duck lane’

As part of their #ShareTheSpace campaign, Britain's Canal & River Trust have introduced "duck lanes" that run alongside the water's edge, marking out a clear waddling space for ducks.
11 October 2015

Meena Day observed

The country observed Meena Day yesterday with a theme against child marriage.
10 October 2015