Bangladesh is wealthy in its own way of life and legacy. By and large, it has a blended culture with the effect of various religions and customs. Mostly, the art and culture of Bangladesh have worked with the blend of Islamic, Hinduism, and Buddhism culture.
By: AL -MARUF In the past, we frequently observed Gussap in Bangladesh’s forests, bushes, and agricultural regions. Currently, it remains largely unexplored. This innocuous and advantageous creature is on the brink of extinction from our surroundings due to multiple factors. Zoologists contend that human activities are to blame for the extinction of this harmless species. … Read more
By: SHOHAG MOSTAFIJ Bangladesh boasts a rich cultural diversity, with lively expressions of music, dance, literature, films, and other creative functions. Nonetheless, cultivating a distinctive artistic style strains significant time, effort, and energy. Many artists face numerous challenges, failures, and setbacks on their journey to unleashing their creative potential. Sadly, in Bangladesh, artists often struggle … Read more
By: BAPPY KHAN Three otters with smooth coats were housed in an elongated bamboo enclosure in one of the corners of a moderately sized boat. Several kilogrammes of fish balls were procured from the market to supply them with one. The initiation of jumping by all three fish occurred precisely upon removing the cage lid … Read more
The attire enhances the festive atmosphere of Eid. The shopping spree continues before Eid. As Baisakh and Eid draw near, Bengalis’ level of happiness shifts. Domestic fashion brand designers have created clothing with consideration for the two festivals. A significant number of ladies in the nation exhibit a preference for vibrant attire throughout diverse festivities. … Read more
Today’s youth in Bangladesh have not experienced the liberation war firsthand; they have only learned about it by hearing or reading about its history. From now on, it is about assessing their accuracy according to what they have read. Has the previous generation adequately portrayed the history of the liberation war? We may have misinformed … Read more
Each ethnic group in the Chittagong Hill Tracts in Bangladesh has identified themselves based on distinct characteristics over a long period of time. They are determined to professionally exhibit their history, customs, culture, and identity. In addition to the Bengalis, there are eleven other ethnic or tribal groups that live in the Chittagong Hill Tracts … Read more
By: MA AONG NU MARMA Bengalis participated in the Seventy-Ekatar, also known as the struggle for liberation, along with the land’s indigenous people. There are a total of forty-five distinct tribal communities in the nation. The level of torture imposed on tribal people was equivalent to that inflicted on other groups. Tribal people’s involvement in … Read more
By: BAPPY KHAN Flowers, as well as the graceful flight of butterflies and birds, captivate us. The beauty and grace of birds capture our attention for more than just their physical appearance. The song of birds brings endless joy. Moreover, they play a significant role in maintaining the balance of our natural environment. Finding animals … Read more
Weaving is a crucial part of our cultural heritage. Some traditional styles, like Jamdani, Muslin, and Tangail sarees, have declined. The closure of many looms, the job loss of numerous weavers, and the relocation of weavers to India to resume work are frequently overlooked. India’s Ministry of Commerce and Industry has officially recognised Bangladesh’s famous … Read more
AL MARUF Long ago, forest goats freely wandered the hilly, mixed evergreen forests of the Chittagong and Sylhet divisions. Due to the rise in hunting and deforestation, their population became endangered, significantly decreasing in numbers. Approximately half of their habitat has been lost in the past three to four decades. In 2011, two forest goats … Read more
What led to the beginning of tea planting in this area? The eighteenth century saw the establishment of tea plants in the regions of Bangladesh and Assam. China was the source of tea’s initial introduction to the British taste buds. In her book “A Thirst for Empire: How It Shaped the Modern World,” food historian … Read more
By: AL-MARUF Bangladesh has experienced significant economic growth over the past two decades. While millions have been lifted out of poverty, a stark contrast has emerged with the creation of an elite class due to the unequal distribution of wealth. There is a growing demand for medicines and cosmetics made from tiger limbs among the … Read more
People worldwide are celebrating this day through various exciting events and activities. Lovebirds are often spotted at parks and recreation centres on this particular day. On Valentine’s Day, people express their love by exchanging gifts, such as flowers and sentimental items they have gathered over time. People worldwide did not start celebrating Valentine’s Day a … Read more
Language has a rhythm. Language is ever-changing. Evidently, the younger generation plays a significant role in language evolution. It’s astonishing how young people or teenagers suddenly use a flurry of new words! The inclusion of the term ‘Ajib’ in young people’s everyday lives is a result of Khudebarta’s influence. Words were often abbreviated and shortened … Read more
By: MA AONG NU MARMA Like everyone else, Adivasis have their own language. Adivasis also communicate in their native language. His dreams are filled with the language of his mother. The children from the hills of Chittagong Hill Tracts can speak several languages. Due to their studies in Bengal, the tribals have developed a deep … Read more
By: AL-MARUF The Koch people are an indigenous ethnic group residing in Assam, Meghalaya, and Bangladesh, known for their distinct language and cultural heritage. They belong to the Tibeto-Burmese family, which is the most populous ethnic group in India. Additionally, they are among the most ancient ethnic collectives. Similar to the Garos and Khasias, the … Read more
By: AL-MARUF In the village, vultures were so common that they could be seen everywhere, even thirty years ago. Crowds of vultures were observed feeding on cows that had passed away. Now, this scene is highly uncommon. This animal, commonly called the cleaning animal of nature, is currently on the verge of extinction. It is … Read more
By: BAPPY KHAN Humans breathe by inhaling and exhaling air. How can one continue to live if the air is polluted? The risk of individuals dying due to air pollution is increasing. The World Health Organisation (WHO) reports that approximately 7 million people worldwide die yearly due to air pollution. Strokes, heart disease, lung cancer, … Read more
The Cinebuzz Times Magazine was established on December 1, 2021, with the guiding philosophy of “Connect Bengali Globally.” The inception of this endeavour was driven by the objective and aspiration of uniting the Bengali community on a unified platform to engage in discourse on their viewpoints and insights on social, cultural, and economic domains. Highlight … Read more
By: BAPPY KHAN We experience an immediate sense of joy when someone visits us at our home. According to some individuals, the presence of a guest is considered to symbolise good fortune. As a result, our primary goal is to deliver exceptional service to our guests. We have an abundant capacity for hospitality. However, regrettably, … Read more