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Beyond Ideology, An Unbreakable Bond: The Tofail-Sirajul Saga

June 8, 2026

Based on the original commentary by Naem Nizam Tofail Ahmed, the legendary hero of the 1969 Mass Upsurge, and Sirajul Alam Khan (affectionately known as Dada Bhai), one of the most enigmatic and influential figures in Bangladesh’s history, stood on opposing ends of the political spectrum after independence. Yet, their personal bond remained unbreakable. Rooted […]

Tribute Conferred Upon Musician Satinath Mukhopadhyay on Anniversary

June 7, 2026

The birth anniversary of the legendary vocalist, lyricist, and music director Satinath Mukhopadhyay has been observed across the cultural spheres of Bengal. Recognised as one of the definitive luminaries from the golden era of modern Bengali music (Adhunik Gaan), his enduring contributions to the arts continue to resonate over three decades after his passing. Early […]

In Memory of Journalist, Columnist and Thinker Bibhuranjan Sarkar

June 6, 2026

Bibhuranjan Sarkar was a well-known figure in Bangladesh’s journalism, column writing, and political analysis. He was a journalist, columnist, editor, and writer all at once—who enriched the country’s media landscape for more than four decades through his writings, insight, and analytical thinking. He was born on 6 June 1954 in the Boda upazila of Panchagarh […]

Remembering Democracy Activist and Student Leader Shafi Ahmed

June 3, 2026

The late Shafi Ahmed remains recognized as one of the most prominent, courageous student leaders of the 1990 anti-authoritarian mass movement in Bangladesh. His career was inextricably linked with street demonstrations, struggles for democratic restoration, and progressive political movements. Throughout the turbulent period of resistance against military autocracy, he maintained widespread acceptability across the All-Party […]

Remembering the Powerful Mughal Empress Noor Jahan

May 31, 2026

Empress Noor Jahan is regarded as one of the most remarkable female figures in Mughal history. Born as Mehr-un-Nissa, she was later bestowed the title “Noor Jahan” by Emperor Jahangir, meaning “Light of the World.” In the pages of history, she is remembered not only as an empress but also as a capable administrator, political […]

Bangladesh Commemorates 127th Birth Anniversary Of National Poet

May 25, 2026

Bangladesh is celebrating the 127th birth anniversary of its national poet, Kazi Nazrul Islam, marking the first time the occasion has been observed with state-sponsored formalities since he was officially granted national poet status by the government. Affectionately known as the “Rebel Poet” (Bidrohi Kobi), Nazrul remains a towering figure in Bengali literature, celebrated for […]

Remembrance – Vaishnav Poet Radharaman Dutta

May 25, 2026

Among those whose creative light continues to shine brightly in the sky of Bengali folk music, Radharaman Dutta stands out as one of the most remarkable figures. Renowned as the founder of Dhamaail songs, this great saint-poet did not merely compose music; he established a unique tradition of Bengali folk culture, love, devotion, and spirituality. […]

Remembering the Enchanting Pop Artist Pilu Momtaz

May 23, 2026

“Ekdin to chole jabo, porer ghoroni hobo…” (One day I will leave, to become the mistress of another’s home…) At one time, this song was on the lips of countless people. With her melody, voice, and soulful presentation, the popular pop artist of the 70s and 80s, Pilu Momtaz, made this song immortal. She was […]

Remembrance: May 23—A Tragic, Bloody Day in Rangpur’s Liberation History

May 23, 2026

“On the way from Lichu Bagan to Nisbetganj, Shailen Dutta, tied behind a jeep, was torn apart and merged with the dust of the road…” May 23, 1971. That Sunday night remains a horrific memory in the history of Rangpur. On this day, the Pakistani occupation forces, who claimed to be the protectors of religion, […]

Congratulations Happy Birthday Voice Warrior of ’71 Kalyani Ghosh

May 5, 2026

A remarkable fusion of music, struggle, and patriotism finds expression in the voice of Kalyani Ghosh. Raised in a culturally enriched environment from birth, this distinguished artist is not only a master of melody but also a courageous voice-soldier of our Great Liberation War. She was born on 5 May 1946 in Rahmatganj, Chattogram. Her […]

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Category: Offbeat

Beyond Ideology, An Unbreakable Bond: The Tofail-Sirajul Saga

Tribute Conferred Upon Musician Satinath Mukhopadhyay on Anniversary

In Memory of Journalist, Columnist and Thinker Bibhuranjan Sarkar

Remembering Democracy Activist and Student Leader Shafi Ahmed

Remembering the Powerful Mughal Empress Noor Jahan

Bangladesh Commemorates 127th Birth Anniversary Of National Poet

Remembrance – Vaishnav Poet Radharaman Dutta

Remembering the Enchanting Pop Artist Pilu Momtaz

Remembrance: May 23—A Tragic, Bloody Day in Rangpur’s Liberation History

Congratulations Happy Birthday Voice Warrior of ’71 Kalyani Ghosh

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