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Remembering Renowned Nutritionist and Educator Siddika Kabir

January 31, 2026

Professor Siddika Kabir, a pioneering nutritionist, educator, and culinary author, remains one of Bangladesh’s most influential figures in the fields of nutrition, health, and family welfare. Renowned for her ability to present complex scientific concepts in an accessible and practical manner, she transformed the understanding of diet, wellness, and household management for generations. Her cookbooks […]

Remembering Poet–Architect Rabiul Hussain

January 31, 2026

Rabiul Hussain was a rare cultural figure who moved with equal authority between architecture and poetry, weaving art, history and humanist consciousness into a single creative vision. As a distinguished architect and a sensitive poet, his work left an enduring imprint on Bangladesh’s built environment and its literary landscape. In recognition of his exceptional contributions […]

From Law to Viral Content: Jewel Rana’s Journey

January 31, 2026

Jhenaidah’s Harinakunda native, Jewel Rana, has emerged as one of Bangladesh’s most popular content creators, captivating audiences with his heartfelt portrayal of rural life, agriculture, and nature. His creative work seamlessly intertwines human stories with literary references, offering both education and entertainment. Jewel launched his Facebook page, “Chitto Media”, on 4 February 2025, which now […]

In Remembrance Zahir Raihan Will Live for a Thousand Years

January 30, 2026

Among the most widely read novels of Bangladesh, one name stands apart — Hajar Bochor Dhore (A Thousand Years Hence). The novel’s tender portrayal of rural life — its joys and sorrows, hopes and despair, and the quiet resilience of ordinary people — continues to touch readers’ hearts decades after its publication. With the passage […]

In Memoriam Jogendranath Mondal

January 29, 2026

Pakistan’s First Law Minister In South Asian political history, there are figures whose lives read like silent chronicles—tales of dreams, disillusionment, struggle, and self-respect. Jogendranath Mondal is one such largely uncelebrated yet profoundly significant personality. Despite serving as Pakistan’s first Law Minister, he resigned in protest against state discrimination and left the country—a chapter of […]

Pulindebihari Das: Revolutionary of the Fiery Era

January 28, 2026

Among the valiant youth of the fiery era who risked their lives to weave the dream of independence against British colonial rule, Pulindebihari Das stands as one of the foremost pioneers. He was not merely a revolutionary; he was an organiser, trainer, symbol of courage, and the founder of the Dhaka Anushilan Samiti, a crucible […]

Celebrating a Literary Luminary: Kamal Chowdhury

January 28, 2026

Congratulations and Happy Birthday, Kamal Chowdhury Today we celebrate the birth of Kamal Abdul Naser Chowdhury, a towering voice in contemporary Bengali poetry, a paragon of culturally conscious administration, and a bridge between literary excellence and civic responsibility. Through his poetry, songs, research, and reflections on statecraft, Chowdhury has enriched Bengali language and culture, infusing […]

Remembering Satya Saha: A Maestro of Bengali Film Music

January 27, 2026

They say anger is the mirror of affection—yet in the world of Bengali cinema, the melodies of Satya Saha reflected far more than emotion; they captured the essence of an era. Revered as a composer, music director, and singer, Satya Saha’s name evokes the rich heritage, cultural depth, and emotive power of Bengali film music. […]

The Rifle That Did Not Fire – Remembering the Salanga Uprising

January 27, 2026

Today, 27 January, marks a somber chapter in the annals of South Asian history—the Salanga Uprising of 1922, a day when thousands of unarmed people fell victim to the brutal policies of British colonial rule. Historical accounts indicate that on this day, nearly 4,500 people, including swadeshi (indigenous) activists and ordinary villagers, were shot dead […]

In memory of Indramohan Rajbanshi

January 26, 2026

On 26 January 1946, in the heart of Dhaka, a voice was born that would come to echo the spirit of a nation. Indramohan Rajbongshi—singer, sound engineer, folk song collector, and a courageous freedom fighter—was more than an artist; he was a symbol of resilience, courage, and cultural preservation. Rajbongshi’s journey intertwined music with the […]

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Category: Offbeat

Remembering Renowned Nutritionist and Educator Siddika Kabir

Remembering Poet–Architect Rabiul Hussain

From Law to Viral Content: Jewel Rana’s Journey

In Remembrance Zahir Raihan Will Live for a Thousand Years

In Memoriam Jogendranath Mondal

Pulindebihari Das: Revolutionary of the Fiery Era

Celebrating a Literary Luminary: Kamal Chowdhury

Remembering Satya Saha: A Maestro of Bengali Film Music

The Rifle That Did Not Fire – Remembering the Salanga Uprising

In memory of Indramohan Rajbanshi

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