In the history of Bengal, there are names that represent not just individuals but entire streams of consciousness and light. Jahanara Imam is one such luminous figure. She was a writer, educator, novelist—and above all, a fearless symbol of resistance against injustice. Her timeless work Ekattorer Dinguli (Days of ’71) stands as a living document […]

Ustad Sudhin Das was a shining star in the musical world of the Indian subcontinent, a devoted researcher and a true ascetic of music. He was not merely a musician—he was an institution in himself, whose life and dedication are interwoven with every melody and emotion of Bengali music. He was born on 30 April […]

Behind nearly every major infrastructural project built in Bangladesh after independence stands one luminous name—Jamilur Reza Choudhury. His contribution, particularly to the planning and implementation of the Bangabandhu Bridge, remains an indelible part of the nation’s history. He was simultaneously a distinguished engineer, researcher, academic, scientist, and information technology expert. He also served as an […]