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In Memory of Abul Hasan—The Poet Who Left Too Soon

November 26, 2025

Today, 26 November, marks the death anniversary of Abul Hasan—one of the brightest, most fire-spirited voices of modern Bengali poetry. Although his life ended far too early, his influence continues to shine like a blazing star across the literary sky. On this solemn day, we bow our heads in deep respect. A Short Life, Yet […]

Classes and Exams Suspended at JnU After Earthquakes, Female Students Asked to Vacate Hall

November 23, 2025

Following multiple earthquakes across Dhaka and other parts of the country, Jagannath University has decided to suspend classes for four days. For the same reason, all examinations will remain halted until 4 December 2025. Students residing at the university’s Nawab Faizunnesa Chowdhurani Hall have been instructed to leave the hall by 10 am tomorrow, Monday […]

The Man Who Proved Plants Feel: Inside the Legacy of J.C. Bose

November 23, 2025

Sir Jagadish Chandra Bose remains one of the most extraordinary figures in the history of global science—a polymath whose brilliance illuminated physics, botany, electromagnetism and scientific philosophy. Often described as a visionary far ahead of his time, Bose not only redefined the scientific identity of the Indian subcontinent but also secured an enduring place in […]

Herbal Teas Can Reduce Menstrual Pain

November 22, 2025

During menstruation, many women experience abdominal pain, cramps, and discomfort. While this is natural, it often disrupts daily activities. Many seek natural remedies, and herbal teas are a popular and effective option. Various herbal teas help calm the body, relax muscles, and reduce inflammation, significantly alleviating menstrual pain. Here are some effective herbal teas. Peppermint […]

Moderation in Islam: The True Beauty of the Faith

November 22, 2025

Islam provides a balanced and harmonious way of life in all aspects of human existence. Its guidance in worship, social conduct, economics, and warfare leaves no room for imbalance. Across every domain, Islam directs adherence to moderation. This balanced approach is one of the essential characteristics of Sharia. In the principles of Sharia, moderation holds […]

Vegetable Prices Rise in Winter, Consumers Under Pressure

November 21, 2025

Although vegetable prices usually decline during winter, they have increased this season. Within a week, prices in Dhaka’s retail markets have risen by up to Tk 20 per kilogram, with most vegetables now selling at Tk 80 per kg. Some items have even surpassed Tk 100 per kg. This has put consumers in a difficult […]

Arrested Student Identified as Chhatra League Member, Unable to Sit for Annual Exams

November 21, 2025

An eighth-grade student, Imran Hossain, who was arrested in Cumilla for identifying himself with the Chhatra League, has been sent to jail. As a result, he could not participate in the annual examinations that began last Thursday (20 November). Imran is a student of Dhalua Multipurpose High School in Nangalkot upazila. Since his arrest, he […]

Begum Sufia Kamal: A Poet of Humanity, A Flame of Struggle

November 20, 2025

Begum Sufia Kamal holds an indispensable place in Bengali literature, the Liberation War, the women’s movement, and the history of humanity. She was not just a poet and writer, but a beacon of light for Bengali women, teaching them confidence, dignity, and hope. Her life embodies the struggles of an era, where her poetic softness […]

Shahriar Kabir’s Birthday: A Legendary Name in Literature, Journalism, and Human Rights

November 20, 2025

Shahriar Kabir—A brilliant and courageous figure in the fields of literature, journalism, human rights activism, and documentary filmmaking in Bangladesh. Renowned for his multifaceted talent, Kabir has earned unparalleled respect for his tireless fight to preserve the spirit of Bangladesh’s liberation war and his advocacy for humanity. Birth and Family Background:Shahriar Kabir was born on […]

The Jewel of Bengali Literature: The Life of Acharya Dinesh Chandra Sen

November 20, 2025

Acharya Dr. Dinesh Chandra Sen remains a shining star in the firmament of Bengali language and literature. A scholar, researcher, historian, and expert in folk literature, he made invaluable contributions to the history of Bengali literature and folk studies. His legacy as a pioneer in literary research continues to hold a prominent place in Bengali […]

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Category: Living

In Memory of Abul Hasan—The Poet Who Left Too Soon

Classes and Exams Suspended at JnU After Earthquakes, Female Students Asked to Vacate Hall

The Man Who Proved Plants Feel: Inside the Legacy of J.C. Bose

Herbal Teas Can Reduce Menstrual Pain

Moderation in Islam: The True Beauty of the Faith

Vegetable Prices Rise in Winter, Consumers Under Pressure

Arrested Student Identified as Chhatra League Member, Unable to Sit for Annual Exams

Begum Sufia Kamal: A Poet of Humanity, A Flame of Struggle

Shahriar Kabir’s Birthday: A Legendary Name in Literature, Journalism, and Human Rights

The Jewel of Bengali Literature: The Life of Acharya Dinesh Chandra Sen

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