Bulbul Hasan

What mattered to him were moments when journalism mattered beyond institutions.

To those who grew up watching Bengali cinema during its most creatively vibrant years, Jayasree Kabir was more than an actress. She embodied a particular kind of screen intelligence—restrained, thoughtful, and emotionally precise.

A former student pays tribute on birth anniversary of an outstanding intellectual

Renowned film actress and former Miss Calcutta Jayasree Kabir passed away at a nursing home in Romford, Essex, in Greater London, on January 12.

The news was first shared on Facebook by her nephew, Javed Mahmood, who wrote in Bengali that the actress had died in London. Her son, who lives and works in Singapore, was unreachable at the time and has consistently avoided media attention, in keeping with his mother’s long-standing preference for privacy.

Diaspora leaders urge Election Commission to clarify constitutional provisions

Debate in East London over dual loyalties, diaspora identity, and limits of public duty

In the first few months of exile, they stayed indoors, tucked away in houses mostly in East London and in anonymous outer boroughs.