Kazi Fazlur Rahman was a Member of Bangladesh’s first Interim Government in 1991
In the remote east of a region once called Harikela lies Chittagong, an upper Bay of Bengal port city at the juncture of the medieval Bengal, Arakan and Tripura kingdoms.
We wanted Edesh-Ekal to say something to all citizens and at the same time to maintain a strong focus on women and their problems
All his life, Noazesh remained immersed in the enchantment of art.
Munier Chowdhury's extraordinary contributions—not only through his own work but also by inspiring others and engaging in dialogue—made him unique.
Sufia herself faced no trouble for having her photograph printed, but her poem did create difficulties.
The US soldiers and Allied crews who passed through Dhaka during the war ended up fighting two battles at once
The atmosphere was heavy and tense. It seemed unlikely that people would turn up for the gayebi janazah.
Maps are regarded as affirmative visual documents, permanently fixing places, distances, and itineraries in our minds. Yet we often forget that early modern maps were subjective texts, only approximating places.
After the photo’s publication, government intelligence officers began searching for Pavel Rahman.
Beyond its tragic human cost, the Bhola Cyclone likely had political consequences—within a year, a new nation was born.
A lyrical meditation on Titash Ekti Nodir Naam, where Mallabarman and Ghatak intertwine rivers, memory, and Bengal’s fractured history.
The agony over Partition-related uprootings from home and homeland suffuses Ghatak's cinema.
