Author: Nurul Haque

The sword of Eid does not merely slaughter living animals; it kills the wild beast hidden within the human soul.…

Ramisa’s rape and murder are not merely another headline in Bangladesh’s worsening law-and-order crisis; they are a mirror held before…

The legacy of democracy is never a surprise for autocracy. Tyranny fears memory; power fears example. When life becomes a…

If God wore a face, would it be Hindu or Muslim, Baul or Brahmin, rebel or monk? Would He be…

A leader does not become the mother of a nation by proclamation; she earns it through scars, storms, and the…

It begins not in the classrooms but in the alleys behind them. Cramped rooms, faded whiteboards, and promises whispered through…

In the grand tapestry of American democracy, the election of Zohran Mamdani as mayor of New York City is no…