Author: Rajib Nandy

Our lives resemble a vast cricket field. Some of us are batsmen, some bowlers, some spectators. Problems come at us…

The term ‘echo chamber’ immediately evokes the image of a mountain cave – where whatever you say returns to you…

In the digital age we live in, information is no longer just a means of communication. It has become a…

Authoritarian regimes have long relied on a dual strategy: glorifying nationalism, patriotism, and cultural identity on one hand, while simultaneously…

A meme has been circulating widely on the internet recently. It reads: “Gen Z is so cooked. Study time: Covid.…

Within this reel culture, Trump’s statement – “Khamenei is dead” – is no longer a political declaration; instead, it has…

Bangladesh–India relations are an inescapable reality of South Asian geopolitics. Geographic proximity, historical bonds, economic interdependence, and security interests make…

In contemporary Bangladesh, political momentum is often generated not in press briefings but inside those red circles on thumbnails. Debates…

The mass uprising that once reignited hope in Bangladesh’s political history has now reached a quiet, dispiriting end. I call…

In South Asia’s complex geopolitical landscape, Indo-Bangla relations remain a critical case where historical cooperation and political mistrust coexist. From…