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Cane Craft: The Crisis and Potential of a Tradition

The cane craft that grew in the embrace of Bangladesh's rural culture and nature is not merely a profession; it is like a novel, woven by hand in the gleaming morning sun. This exquisite craft, steeped in a tradition...

Osman Hadi Shot in Daylight: Courage, Politics, and a Revolution at Risk”

The afternoon light in Bijoynagar had that slow, sleepy warmth that usually settles over the city after Friday prayers. People were still stepping out of the mosque when the sound came—sharp, sudden, too close. And in the middle of...

Border security and the state’s diplomatic challenges

Borders are the foundation of a state's geographical existence, sovereignty and political status. Therefore, ensuring border security is one of the most urgent responsibilities of any state. Bangladesh is located in a geopolitical position in South Asia, where two...

Why Are Universities Falling Behind in Theatre Practice?

Acting cannot be done by acting, only those who possess acting can act. Acting cannot be mastered simply by studying theatre—rather, actors keep acting alive through theatre studies. Theatre or dramaturgy is not just an academic subject; it is...

The Silent Ethical Storm Behind Artificial Intelligence

Some evenings the world feels strangely heavier, as if something invisible has settled over our shoulders. Artificial intelligence carries that kind of presence—quiet, efficient, always watching from the edges of ordinary life. It appears in a harmless notification, a...

“Beyond Slogans: How Campus Politics Shapes Tomorrow’s Leaders”

The sun peeks over the campus rooftops. Students spill onto the paths, some with hurried steps, others wandering slowly, chatting or laughing. A group huddles near a notice board, pointing at colorful posters for the upcoming student elections. A...

The Rise and Fall of E-commerce: Have We Still Not Learned

From the toothpaste we use upon waking to the book we read before bed—everything is now at our fingertips. In the journey toward a "Digital Bangladesh," e-commerce is undoubtedly a major blessing. However, much like the flip side of...

Exploitation in the Name of Tradition: The Trap of High Kabin

Like many customs that travel from one generation to another, the practice of setting a high kabin amount arrives wrapped in honourable language but often leaves quiet anxiety behind. It stands at the centre of countless weddings across Bangladesh,...

From the Fragrance of the Soil to the Global Market: The Rise of Bangladesh’s Spice Industry

The most essential element intertwined with the Bengali food culture is spices. From rural kitchens to urban households, there is hardly any cooking space in Bangladesh where various spices are not present. Depending on the type of fish, meat,...

Food Adulteration — Who Is Responsible? And Are the State Laws Effective?

We are Bengalis—known as “rice and fish eaters.” Unlike foreigners, boiled vegetables do not satisfy our hunger; to fill our stomachs, we need fish, rice, and several other side dishes. These days, food may fill our stomachs, but does...
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BGMEA felicitates Tarique Rahman on BNP’s landslide victory

DHAKA : The Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) today extended heartfelt congratulations to BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman...
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