Category: Offbeat

In Remembrance of the Forgotten Lyricist Shivdas Bandyopadhyay

August 8, 2026

In the history of Bengali music, certain names fade with the passage of time, yet their creations endure in people’s hearts. Generations sing and listen to their songs, moved to tears and inspired across eras—even as the creator’s name slips into the shadows of oblivion. Shivdas Bandyopadhyay is one such forgotten yet exceptionally gifted Bengali […]

In Memory of the Source of All Inspiration: Sheikh Fazilatunnesa Mujib

August 8, 2026

There are some people who remain in the pages of history whose contributions are not always visible. Yet it is upon their silent sacrifices, courage, wisdom and love that some of the greatest chapters of history are written. Bangamata Begum Fazilatunnesa Mujib was one such remarkable woman. She was the life partner of Bangabandhu Sheikh […]

Tagore Remembered on 85th Death Anniversary

August 6, 2026

The 85th death anniversary of Nobel laureate and Bengali literary icon Rabindranath Tagore is being observed across Bangladesh on Thursday, August 6, with various cultural programmes, discussions and tributes highlighting his extraordinary contributions to literature, music and the arts. Although Tagore passed away on August 7, 1941, in Calcutta at the age of 80, Bangladesh […]

Abdur Razzaq: Architect of Bangladesh’s Democratic Struggle

August 1, 2026

Abdur Razzaq remains one of the most influential political figures in Bangladesh’s history, remembered not only as a prominent student leader of the 1960s but also as one of the principal organisers of the Liberation War and a key architect of the country’s journey towards independence. Throughout his life, he stood at the forefront of […]

Remembering Mohammed Rafi: One of the Greatest Playback Singers of All Time

August 1, 2026

“Yeh duniya, yeh mehfil mere kaam ki nahi…” Or “Chaahunga main tujhe saanjh savere…” The voice that once enthralled the entire Indian subcontinent continues to resonate deeply in the hearts of millions. Transcending the boundaries of time, he remains immortal to music lovers everywhere—the legendary playback singer, Mohammed Rafi. Born on 24 December 1924 in […]

Congratulations and Happy Birthday to Martyr’s Widow Lutfa Taher

August 1, 2026

Lutfa Taher, the widow of decorated freedom fighter Colonel Abu Taher (Bir Uttom), marks another birthday with a legacy defined by resilience, perseverance and an unwavering pursuit of justice. Her life has become closely associated with one of the most significant legal and historical reversals in Bangladesh’s post-independence history, following decades of struggle to clear […]

Remembering Major Ziauddin Ahmed: A Valiant Star of Bloody ’71

July 28, 2026

In the history of Bangladesh’s Great Liberation War, there are the names of certain brave military commanders whose contributions are still not adequately discussed. One of them is Major (Retd.) Ziauddin Ahmed—a fierce freedom fighter, sub-sector commander, organizer, and a true friend of the fishing community in the Sundarbans. From the battlefield to the last […]

Remembering Mahasweta Devi, the Creator of ‘Hajar Churashir Ma’

July 28, 2026

In the history of Bengali literature, Mahasweta Devi stands at the very forefront among the few writers who remained uncompromising throughout their lives on the issues of protest, humanity, and the rights of marginalized people. She was not only a renowned novelist, short story writer, and journalist, but also a fearless human rights activist who […]

Remembering Kantakavi Rajanikanta Sen: Legendary Bard of Bengali Patriotism

July 26, 2026

In the rich tapestry of Bengali music and literature, few creators have struck as profound a chord with the collective conscience of the region as Kantakavi Rajanikanta Sen. Whilst his musical repertoire may not match the sheer volume of his illustrious contemporaries—such as the Nobel Laureate Rabindranath Tagore, Dwijendralal Ray, or Atulprasad Sen—the unpretentious simplicity, […]

In Memory of: Professor Syed Ali Ahsan, a Prolific Intellectual and National Professor

July 25, 2026

“Literature and culture play an immense role in enriching the human mind and intellect—Professor Syed Ali Ahsan’s life and work stand as a unique testament to this truth.” Birth and Family Heritage An illustrious son of Bengali literature, education and culture, Professor Syed Ali Ahsan was born on 26 March 1920 in the village of […]

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Category: Offbeat

In Remembrance of the Forgotten Lyricist Shivdas Bandyopadhyay

In Memory of the Source of All Inspiration: Sheikh Fazilatunnesa Mujib

Tagore Remembered on 85th Death Anniversary

Abdur Razzaq: Architect of Bangladesh’s Democratic Struggle

Remembering Mohammed Rafi: One of the Greatest Playback Singers of All Time

Congratulations and Happy Birthday to Martyr’s Widow Lutfa Taher

Remembering Major Ziauddin Ahmed: A Valiant Star of Bloody ’71

Remembering Mahasweta Devi, the Creator of ‘Hajar Churashir Ma’

Remembering Kantakavi Rajanikanta Sen: Legendary Bard of Bengali Patriotism

In Memory of: Professor Syed Ali Ahsan, a Prolific Intellectual and National Professor

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