Author: Shahariar Mahi

More than five decades after the Liberation War, the horrors of 25 March 1971 still live on in the memory…

Kalyani Ghosh is a luminous name in the cultural arena of Bangladesh’s Liberation War. Born into a culturally inclined family,…

Mustafa Monwar, a cultural warrior and direct witness to the 1971 Liberation War, shares a harrowing yet inspiring account of…

Violence in Bangladesh is increasingly appearing as a recurring social experience rather than isolated incidents. From mob attacks and religious…

Fuel rationing introduced by the government to curb panic buying has pushed thousands of ride-sharing motorbike riders in the country…

In the Loharbridge area of Kamrangirchar in Dhaka, daylight reaches the ground only after passing through layers of dust. Around…

The atmosphere surrounding Martyrs’ Day and International Mother Language Day has evolved alongside the country’s shifting political landscape. Historically, 21…

Each year on 21 February, International Mother Language Day returns as one of the most emotionally charged dates in Bangali…

Following the formation of the new government under the leadership of Tarique Rahman, after the BNP’s overwhelming victory in the…

As the country moves towards 13th parliamentary elections, a rush to approve large development projects in the final weeks of…