Nipun banned for life

Actress Nipun Akhtar has been expelled from the Bangladesh Film Artists Association for life. The decision was taken unanimously at the association’s executive council meeting on January 19. The information about the expulsion was confirmed by the association’s vice-president and actor DA Tayeb. It is learned that Nipun is accused of making fabricated statements using … Read more

History of Chittagong

History of Chittagong

A Cultural and Historical Gem of Bangladesh Chittagong, or Chattogram in Bangladeshi, is the country’s second-largest city and economic and cultural hub. Chittagong in the southeast of the country, on the Bay of Bengal, has long been necessary because of its geographic location and natural resources. Chittagong is an enormous commercial centre of the civilised world, a … Read more

Endangered Lojjaboti monkey

By: SUMON MAHMUD The Lojjaboti monkey is known for its ability to conceal itself. It resembles a bride significantly. It concealed its face between its thighs and grasped its head as the sun ascended. It accomplished this during daylight. This endangered species of monkey bears no similarity to apes whatsoever. Typically, it sustains a modest … Read more

History, culture of Cumilla

History and culture of Cumilla city

Introduction Comilla is a major historical district in Bangladesh. The station is situated on the bank of the Gomti River in the south-eastern part of Bangladesh. Thousands of years old or the more contemporary history of political and social turmoil to the rise in our need for cultural awareness, there is likely not a city … Read more

Culture & Society: Santal Community

By: Marine da Costa Spontaneously, on June 30, 1855, the flames burst forth from under the earth in Birbhum, and a meaningful rebellion began. Taking it as a very robust reply to oppressive British rule and the exploitative practices of the Zamindars is, on one hand, however, an atrocious English cruelties over native indigo planters … Read more

Marma tribal culture and declining weaving industry

By: Ma Aung Marma Marma is an ethnic group indigenous to Bangladesh. The Marmads have the second-highest rank among the tribal population. The majority of Marmas live in Bandarban’s Khagrachhari and Rangamati districts. However, Marmas live in Cox’s Bazar, Patuakhali, and Barguna districts. ‘Marma’ is etymologically derived from the word ‘Mraima’. The Marmaras have Mongolian … Read more

Pineapples of Madhupur: Tradition and Neglect

By: THUEL SANGMA The town of Madhupur, located in Tangail, Bangladesh, holds the prestigious title of being the primary hub for pineapple production in the region. The pineapples grown in this area are widely esteemed for their exquisite fragrance and luscious, sweet taste, making them a sought-after delicacy. Issues such as mismanagement, insufficient planning, and … Read more

Tribal Oraon: A life of Strange Rules

By: MA AUNG MARMA Oraon tribals are basically caste with bad culture, customs, traditions, religion etc. Because – their rituals, religious festivals, dances, songs, music etc. are involved in all levels of Kundukh history. Kundukhs are also called Oraon. They have been living sporadically in Chotanagpur, Assam, Bhutan, Nepal, Andaman, Orissa, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, … Read more

Historical monuments of Shashi Lodge

Considerable time has passed since Srikrishna Acharya, the founder of Muktagacha Zeminderi, departed from the institution. To ensure the continuation of the Zeminderi bloodline for three generations, Zeminder Raghunandan Acharya made the constructive decision to formally adopt Gaurikant Acharya Chowdhury. It’s worth noting that Zeminder Gaurikant Acharya Chowdhury did not have any biological offspring. Following … Read more

Diversity Traditions: Pankhwa

Diversity Traditions: Pankhwa

MA AUNG MARMA The Pankhwaras, a relatively small community in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, take pride in their ancestral settlement, “Pankhwa,” in the Lusai highlands. This settlement is culturally significant because “Khwa” represents a metropolis and “Pang” represents a flower in their language. They disperse across various locations, such as the Sajek Valley in the … Read more

Sylhet Flood Updates

Sylhet Flood Update

22nd Jun’24 The Flood Forecast and Warning Centre of the Bangladesh Water Development Board has projected an improvement in the current flood situation in the low-lying areas of Netrokona, Sylhet, and Sunamganj districts within the next 24 hours. On Friday, June 21, a “UNICEF Country Representative” in Bangladesh expressed “deep concern” about the dire flood … Read more

Underwater Sylhet

21st June’24 I would like to share an update with you: the water levels in several rivers in Sylhet have begun to recede since Thursday (20 June) in response to the ongoing flood situation. Over the past few days, the rivers have experienced heavy rainfall and a significant influx of water from upstream. Moreover, today, … Read more

UNDERWATER SYLHET

The flood situation in the Sylhet and Mymensingh Divisions in the northeastern part of Bangladesh is expected to continue for 20–24 hours, starting on Thursday, June 20. The Flood Forecasting and Warning Centre (FFWC) predicts an improvement in flood conditions in the low-lying areas of the Manu-Khowai River in Moulvibazar and Habiganj districts. However, all … Read more

Diversity tribal ‘Kanda’

Diversity tribal ‘Kanda’

By: MA AUNG MARMA Kanda is situated in Bangladesh’s Sylhet division. They reside in the tea plantations located at Udanachhara, Harinchhara, Putia, Khejuri, Kurunji, Noapara, Teliapara of Srimangal upazila, and Kumrichhara hamlet of Kamalganj upazila. Tubers immigrated to this country specifically to build railway lines and work on tea plantations. Kandas states that the tea … Read more

Dahuk fighting bird faces extinction

Dahuk fighting bird faces extinction

By: BAPPY KHAN The rural Bengalis are well acquainted with the dark, a lovely bird that is now at risk of extinction due to the passage of time and human interference. During the rainy season, they sit among the bushes in the kachuripana and call out “Kub” in a loud voice. The calls of these … Read more

Environmentally unfriendly: Capital is full of such trees

Environmentally unfriendly: Capital is full of such trees

The road leading to the capital’s airport now features imported bonsai trees from China and Taiwan. The Roads and Public Paths (SOAZ) department planted the trees in 2017 to enhance the city’s aesthetic appeal. However, the planting of these non-native, high-value trees has faced strong resistance from environmentalists and botanists, leading to a lack of … Read more

Farmers’ families smile after haor paddy harvest

Farmers’ families smile after haor paddy harvest

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Roads on inaccessible hills improve inhabitants’ lives

Roads on inaccessible hills improve inhabitants’ lives

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Melai Jaire… a cultural staple

Melai Jaire... a cultural staple

By: SHOHAG MOSTAFIJ It’s truly remarkable how a song can weave itself into the fabric of a culture! Take, for instance, the iconic Melai Jaire track by the renowned Bangladeshi band Feedback, composed by their former lead singer and band leader, Maqsoodul Haque Mac of Dhaka. With its unique voice, powerful lyrics, and exceptional music, … Read more

Asian Palm Civet on the way to extinction

Asian Palm Civet on the way to extinction

By: AL- MARUF An animal that smells like the rice of Polao is called Asian Palm Civet. They are so named because of their smell. In our country it is also known as Khatash. Khatash or Asian Palm Civet is about to disappear from nature. Some people call this nocturnal animal as Bagdash, Bham or … Read more

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