Rashid Haider remains one of the most respected figures in Bangladesh’s literary and intellectual history. A distinguished author, researcher, journalist, editor and cultural personality, he devoted his life to literature while making an extraordinary contribution to documenting the history of Bangladesh’s Liberation War. His work continues to influence scholars, writers and readers alike, securing his […]

The history of modern architecture in Bangladesh cannot be written without celebrating the vision of Mazharul Islam. As the country marks the anniversary of his passing, architectural communities are reflecting on a legacy that transformed the nation from a traditional deltaic region into a centre of tropical modernist design. He was not merely an architect […]

The history of Bangladeshi theatre, television, and cinema remains incomplete without the definitive contributions of Abdullah Al Mamun. A visionary playwright, director, filmmaker, actor, and cultural organiser, Mamun elevated Bengali drama to unprecedented heights. Through his creative brilliance and sharp social commentary, he introduced a modern, nuanced, and aesthetic language to Bangladesh Television (BTV), transforming […]

The global scientific community continues to honour the legacy of Professor Dr Rathindra Nath Bose, a visionary Bangladeshi-American chemist and cancer researcher whose pioneering work transformed the landscape of oncology. Dr Bose, who passed away on 11 July 2015 in Houston, Texas, remains an inspiring figure in international science, celebrated for bridging the gap between […]

Few figures in the diplomatic history of Bangladesh evoke as much respect and admiration as Humayun Rasheed Choudhury. A consummate diplomat, an eloquent voice for his nation on the global stage, and an exceptionally dignified Speaker of the National Parliament, Choudhury carved out an enduring legacy through his integrity, intellect, and unyielding patriotism. His life […]