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.
Fashion is ever-changing and diverse. As a result, new dimensions are constantly being added to Fashion. And the unique addition to this dimension is the Gamsa ( Weaving towel). There was a time when Gamsa ( Weaving towels) were used only for wiping the body. But nowadays, sarees, salwar-kameez, veils, tops, skirts, fatuas, Punjabis, etc., … Read more
Currently, it is raining almost every day. As a result, more water is in the canals and rivers, starting from the crop fields. It has increased the number of native species of small fish. So people from different professions are busy fishing in different ways. The sale of Chai (fishing traps) made of bamboo, small … Read more
The Chittagong Hill Tracts is the seat of Bangladesh’s rich and diverse culture. Hills, springs and green forests combine to create a wonderland of nature. Most of the total tribals of the country live here. They are generally comfortable identifying themselves as the Jumma community. Chakmaras have a special position among those tribals who speak … Read more
By: MAKSUDA MEGHNA The roots of our emotions lie in our traditions. As Bengalis, we possess a natural sense of reason, yet we can express joy and sadness. Throughout history, various sects and castes have emerged among Bengalis, leading to a prolonged struggle for social, economic, and religious dominance. Some individuals have followed new religions, … Read more
Lungi is widely worn as men’s loungewear. Many individuals wear it outdoors. However, it is uncommon in urban life in general. Many individuals have also highlighted this traditional Bangladeshi garment by donning lungis outside the home. The increasing demand for lungi both domestically and internationally indicates its secure position. For cricketer Mashrafe, the lungi is the … Read more
By: Rashid Ahmed Bawm is a small village located in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, where the Bamra people reside. The Bamras are similar in looks to the Dhakmas and Marmas. The word “bom” means a bond, and in this community, all daily activities, such as hunting, dancing, eating, and offering sacrifices to their gods, happen … Read more
For the first time in the country, Manipuri made yarn from the pulp of the banana tree. The sari was woven by the weaving artist Radhavati Devi of Moulvibazar Kamalganj. This saree went to Bandarban at the request of the Deputy Commissioner of Bandarban SHE weaved. Administrator Yachmin Parveen Tibriji christened the saree ‘Kalabati’ after … Read more
The Lusai tribe is a small group of people who live in the eastern regions of Bangladesh, India, and Myanmar. They are descendants of the Mongolian people and are known for their jump training in the highlands. They are named after the Lusaids’ Lusai Hills and are referred to as “Kugi” by the Chakmaras, “Langi” … Read more
May Day is significant for the working class as it celebrates their liberties. However, some workers do not show much enthusiasm for this day as it feels like another typical workday. May 1 is a national holiday, but unfortunately, farmers do not get to enjoy this day off. This day is meant to recognize their … Read more
Baisabi festival starts with saying goodbye to the old year and welcoming the new year. This festival is called ‘Baisu Chakmara’ by the Tripuras, ‘Bisu’ by the Biju Tanchangyas and ‘Sangrai’ by the Marmaras. Combining the names of these four sects (Vai+Sa+B) this festival is now called Vaisabi. Biju is associated with the religious sentiments … Read more
It is commonly believed that youths are fashion-conscious. They are primarily interested in the latest fashion trends. Upon visiting the Eid market, it was seen that there was a vast assortment of clothing developed specifically for them. This Eid, the majority of fashion houses have designed and coloured their clothing in accordance with the themes … Read more
Bengali New Year Payala Baisakh or Pahela Baisakh (1st day of Baisakh, the first month of the Bengali calendar) is the first day of the Bengali New Year. The day is celebrated with special festivals such as New Year in Bangladesh and West Bengal of India. Bengalis living in Tripura also participate in this festival; … Read more
The movie “Radio,” directed by Anonno Mamun, has at long last been cleared by the Censor Board to be shown in its entirety, and its release date has been determined. The film, the first movie ever created on the topic of the momentous address given by Bangobhondhu Sheik Mujibur Rahman on March 7th, is the … Read more
Chakma, often spelt Changma, are a tribal people native to Bangladesh. Inside their own community, the Chakmas refer to each other as Changma. The Chakmara are a subgroup of Mongols. The Daingnet are an ethnic group found in modern-day Arakan, Burma. They are thought to be a subset of the Chakmas. They also largely adhere … Read more
The men and women of this country fought together for a flag in 1971 and liberated the country. Participating in guerilla operations, sharing news, cultural promotion, collection of money-medicine-food-clothes, medical and service work, food and shelter, etc., all women’s work played a role in achieving success in the liberation war. A war has been won … Read more
Rozina will, at long last, make her directorial debut with the film “Phirey Dekha” after having an incredible career in Dhallywood that has spanned almost four decades. According to current projections, the movie will start playing in theatres on March 3. The actress will not only direct the project but also play an important part … Read more
The native language is the primary factor that determines a country’s national identity. After birth, a kid typically starts by babbling in their mother’s native language. Our first language is Bengali, which reflects our ethnic background. The 21st of February is a day we remember with pride, awareness, and motivation since it is the day … Read more
A land with its own unique charm is Sylhet. For various reasons, Sylhet is the most popular destination among travellers. One of the many attractions that Sylhet offers, Lalakhal, may be found there. It takes 35 kilometres to get to the Jaipur Upazila from the city. In India, the region of Lalakhal may be found … Read more
By: ANSAR AHMED ULLAH A campaign called “Bangalir Biyete Bangladeshi Poshak” to encourage wedding wear from Bangladesh was announced at a press conference held on 13 December at the London Bangla Press Club. Campaigner, and cultural activist Cllr Syeda Choudhury of SyedaC, said, “I am here to share with my Bangladeshi community living in Britain … Read more
Tea gardens in Sylhet are some of the most beautiful and serene places in Bangladesh. Here are some of our favourites! Bangladesh is a country that is rich in natural beauty. There is much to explore, from its soaring mountains to its pristine beaches. Within Bangladesh, the northeast region is especially stunning and home to … Read more