The Green Sanctuary: Nuhash Palli and the Mind of a Storyteller In the heart of Gazipur, surrounded by dense greenery and hushed silence, lies a place that blurs the lines between imagination and reality—Nuhash Palli. More than a retreat, this estate is a living memory of Humayun Ahmed, Bangladesh’s most beloved fiction writer. The sanctuary […]
Inheritance Denied: How Culture and Customs Keep Bangladeshi Women Off Their Land Across the globe, women face challenges in claiming their land rights. In many places, laws may say one thing, but society behaves differently. In countries like Bangladesh, India, and many others, the story is the same. Women technically have land rights. But in […]
Hamza Choudhury’s New Chapter with Bangladesh In a monumental move that has sent ripples through South Asian football, Premier League midfielder Hamza Dewan Choudhury has officially pledged his international future to Bangladesh. Once a rising star of England’s youth setup, Choudhury has now embarked on a new journey—one that intertwines heritage, identity, and ambition. His […]
The Man Behind Bangladesh’s Investment Momentum In the rapidly evolving economic landscape of Bangladesh, leadership plays a pivotal role in shaping the nation’s investment climate. At the forefront of this transformation is Ashik Chowdhury, the Executive Chairman of both the Bangladesh Investment Development Authority (BIDA) and the Bangladesh Economic Zones Authority (BEZA). His extensive experience […]
Marina Tabassum: Pioneering Sustainable Architecture Rooted in Bangladeshi Culture and Climate A Trailblazer in Modern Architecture Marina Tabassum is an internationally renowned Bangladeshi architect celebrated for her groundbreaking contributions to sustainable and community-driven architecture. She has redefined contemporary design by integrating local materials, climate-conscious strategies, and historical influences into her work. From winning the prestigious […]
Exploring the fading legacy of Ramadan’s melodic wake-up callers and their cultural significance in Bangladeshi society. The holy month of Ramadan is very important for Muslims all over the world. During this month, they fast from dawn to sunset, avoiding food and drink throughout the day. It is also a time for spiritual reflection, prayer, […]
Top Craft Shops in Chattogram to Fuel Your Artistic Passion Chattogram, Bangladesh’s bustling port city, is a treasure trove for craft enthusiasts and stationery aficionados. The city’s rich cultural heritage is reflected in its diverse array of craft shops, each offering unique products that cater to various artistic needs. In this article, we will explore […]
From Palatial Feasts to Street Delights: Tracing the Journey of Iftar in Bangladesh As Ramadan comes to an end, every Muslim household in Bangladesh will soon miss the iconic items—chola (spiced chickpeas), peyaju (lentil fritters), beguni (battered eggplant), and jilapi (sweet fried dough), that were a regular part of breaking their fast. These delicious treats […]
The Evolution of Journalism Education in Bangladesh: Top 10 Private Universities to Consider The Rise of Journalism as an Academic Discipline Journalism has evolved from an informal trade into a respected academic discipline over the past century. Globally, the need for truth-tellers, watchdogs, and storytellers has driven the formalization of journalism education. In Bangladesh, journalism […]
Chui Jhal: The Fiery Treasure of Bangladesh Bangladesh is a land of flavors, spices, and culinary traditions. Among the many unique spices, one stands out for its bold taste—Chui Jhal. Also known as Piper Chaba, this spice holds a special place in Bangladeshi cuisine. Unlike traditional chilies, it has a smoky, lingering heat that enhances […]