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In Remembrance: Martyr Azad, the Name of an Indomitable Guerrilla Fighter

August 30, 2026

Some people do not merely leave their names in the pages of history—they render those words immortal through their blood, courage, and ultimate sacrifice. Martyr Azad was one such fearless youth who held the dream of an independent Bangladesh close to his heart, alongside the unyielding bravery to lay down his life for that vision. […]

Celebrated Recitation Artist Ahkam Ullah Marks His Birthday

August 30, 2026

Renowned Bangladeshi recitation artist and cultural organiser Ahkam Ullah Khan is celebrating his birthday today, marking the beginning of another year of a career closely associated with poetry, cultural activism and the promotion of a secular and humane society. Born on 30 August 1970, Ahkam Ullah’s full name is Abul Fatha Mohammad Ahkam Ullah Imam […]

In Remembrance of Buddhadeb Guha: The Storyteller Who Taught Us to Feel the Forest

August 29, 2026

“A forest is not merely a collection of trees; it is a profound inner realm of humankind.” Few writers in Bengali literature have articulated the intricate bond between nature, wilderness, and the human psyche as vividly as Buddhadeb Guha. In his body of work, the forest is never a passive backdrop. Instead, it exists as […]

The King of Pop: How Michael Jackson’s Legacy Endures Beyond Time

August 29, 2026

In the history of global music, certain figures transcend the boundary of mere stardom to define an entire era, a culture, and a phenomenon. Michael Jackson remains one of the most astonishing icons in that elite pantheon. As a singer, songwriter, composer, dancer, and visionary performer, Jackson permanently altered the grammar of music videos and […]

Royal Heir Who Chose the People’s Cause

August 27, 2026

Barrister Snehasangshukanta Acharya was born into privilege but devoted his life to causes far removed from the comforts of his aristocratic upbringing. A distinguished Bengali lawyer, left-wing politician, humanitarian and committed democratic activist, he became known for standing with ordinary people and defending principles of justice and civil rights. Acharya was born on 1 September […]

Abdullah Al Mamun: The Teenager Who Died for Freedom

August 27, 2026

At just 15, Abdullah Al Mamun became one of the youngest known freedom fighters from Naogaon to make the ultimate sacrifice during Bangladesh’s Liberation War in 1971. His brief life, shaped by education, courage and an unwavering commitment to the country’s independence, remains part of the wartime history of Naogaon. Mamun, as he was known […]

Atul Prasad Sen: The Voice That Gave Bengali Its Musical Soul

August 26, 2026

“Our pride, our hope—ah, how I love the Bengali language.” These immortal words capture the deep affection that poet, lyricist, composer and singer Atul Prasad Sen held for his mother tongue. Decades after his death, his songs continue to occupy a distinctive place in Bengali cultural life, carrying themes of patriotism, devotion, love, longing and […]

Tarapada Roy: The Poet Who Made Laughter Speak

August 25, 2026

Some poets leave their mark through solemn verse; others find a way to reveal life’s contradictions through wit, irony and laughter. Bengali poet, essayist, humourist and children’s writer Tarapada Roy belonged firmly to the latter tradition. His writing often carried a deceptively simple surface, beneath which lay sharp observations about society, human frailty and the […]

Congratulations – Happy Birthday, Taslima Nasrin

August 25, 2026

In Bengali literature, Taslima Nasrin stands out as one of the few writers who has carved out a distinct universe of her own through controversy, rebellion, love, anti-establishment views, and courageous expressions of free thought. She is not merely a poet, novelist, or essayist—she embodies a widely discussed and controversial chapter in Bengali literature. Her […]

Ivy Rahman Remembered for Courage and Sacrifice

August 24, 2026

Ivy Rahman remains a prominent figure in the history of Bangladesh’s democratic and secular political movement, remembered for her courage, organisational commitment and close bond with grassroots activists. A leading figure in the women’s movement and a dedicated organiser of the Bangladesh Awami League, she was widely regarded by fellow political workers as a trusted […]

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Category: Offbeat

In Remembrance: Martyr Azad, the Name of an Indomitable Guerrilla Fighter

Celebrated Recitation Artist Ahkam Ullah Marks His Birthday

In Remembrance of Buddhadeb Guha: The Storyteller Who Taught Us to Feel the Forest

The King of Pop: How Michael Jackson’s Legacy Endures Beyond Time

Royal Heir Who Chose the People’s Cause

Abdullah Al Mamun: The Teenager Who Died for Freedom

Atul Prasad Sen: The Voice That Gave Bengali Its Musical Soul

Tarapada Roy: The Poet Who Made Laughter Speak

Congratulations – Happy Birthday, Taslima Nasrin

Ivy Rahman Remembered for Courage and Sacrifice

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