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.
A Mystical Tale of an Enlightened Soul You know, there is reverence and respect for saints among all Muslims worldwide. They are our role models, our guides, and our inspiration. One of the most revered saints in Islam is Hazrat Shah Jalal. It is said that the life of a great saint is nothing short … Read more
Durga Puja is the most important Hindu holiday in Bengal. No longer just one religious group has access to it. Everyone now celebrates Durga Puja, no matter what caste, religion, or caste they belong to. Not just in a religious way. From a sociocultural point of view, this festival is also very important. During initiation, … Read more
Are you looking for a place to relax and unwind? Or are you an adventure seeker looking for some thrill and excitement? Then look no further than the Chittagong Division in Bangladesh! The Chittagong Division is a fascinating place with something to offer everyone. From stunning natural scenery to historical sites, there is something for … Read more
Bangladesh is a beautiful and unique country in the northeast of the Indian subcontinent. It shares borders with India to the west, north, and east. India has borders on all four sides except for a small border with Burma in the southeast and the Bay of Bengal in the south. Bangladesh is a small country, … Read more
Oh dear leader Oh Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman I did not see you But I heard your strong voice You are an all-time great. Bangladeshi went to war Against Pakistan When you called Oh, dear leader, This, we all know. Rumi, Azad, Jewel All the fighters for freedom Sacrificing their lives like warriors To give … Read more
By: RASHID AHMED Sheikh Mujib is the largest and heaviest body Bangladesh carries in its burial. One of Humayun Azad’s statements can be utilised to express the severity and significance of the assassination of Sheikh Mujib. Numerous political assassinations have occurred throughout world history. It could happen in the future.However, the assassination of Sheikh Mujib … Read more
Since the Middle Ages, silk has been a sophisticated material. Along with sparkling gold and priceless stones, kings and queens have decked themselves with this attire and considered it one of their most prized possessions. Silk has a reputation to live up to after being referenced in so much poetry and serving as the romantics’ … Read more
Water Lily Village Satla. Like a water lily kingdom. The thousands of red flowers blooming in the bill’s water seem to beat the red glow of the sun. The distance from Barisal Sadar to Satla village is 60 km. Bills of village Satla of Ujirpur upazila of Barisal are known as Shaplar (water lily) bills … Read more
Bangladesh is a country that is ‘located in southern Asia. It has about 163 million people, and the official language is Bengali. The culture of Bangladesh is unique and exciting, and there are many different aspects to it. One of the most notable aspects of Bangladeshi culture is its spicy and flavorful food. In addition, … Read more
In March 2016, a picture was posted on the Facebook page called “This is Christian Armenia”. The main gate of the Armenian Church in Dhaka was seen in that picture. The caption below the photo is “Armenian Church in Dhaka”. Chris Garbiz Killian, an Armenian living in Europe, expressed surprise and commented in English, “Bangladesh? … Read more
‘Bangladesh is an independent sovereign country. The heroic Bengali nation that can snatch its thousand-year-old dream of freedom through a long and bloody nine-month armed struggle is always indomitable and unyielding. No power in the world can stop its progress and prosperity. Proof of this is the Padma Bridge to win the dream of Bengalis. … Read more
By: MD. ANWAR HOSSAIN Liberation War Museum is a rare collection of various important objects of the great liberation war of 1971. It is now a modern architectural building in Agargaon, Dhaka Built. On a private initiative, the first Liberation War Museum was inaugurated on 22 March 1996 in a rented house at Segunbagichar in … Read more
There’s silence everywhere. One or two people are on their way to the dead city. Every building in this city seems to be filled with quiet noise and unspoken history.When you look at the buildings on both sides of the street, you can’t help but think about how prosperous the city was 450 years ago. … Read more
Spinning khadi cloth is an ancient tradition in our culture. The significance of khadi attire has not diminished despite thousands of variants. On the contrary, its appeal to the people has returned to the weaving variety over time. Now, khadi is vibrant and distinct in its variety of designs. Khadi has consequently won the hearts … Read more
My Roots | My Identity Arts And Culture Of Bangladesh Bangladesh’s art and culture blend the various civilisations that once inhabited the country. A Bangladeshi artist’s work reflects the country’s history, values, and cultural diversity. From Hindu temples like the Shona to Islamic architecture like the Jama Masjid, Asia’s largest mosque, the arts include many … Read more
MOHD. TANZIL ISLAM Michael Madhusudan Dutta was a Bengali poet and playwright who lived between 25th January 1824 and 29th June 1873. He was the twentieth century’s first outstanding Bengali poet. In the field of Bengali theatre, he was a trailblazer. His most well-known work, Meghnad Badh Kavya, is a depressing epic. It is a … Read more
Sompur is a town in Bihar. According to the information obtained from the discovered inscriptions, the old name is Sri Somapura-Sri-Dharmapaladeva-Mahavihara-Bhiksu Sangha. Many academics believe that this is the world’s largest Buddhist monastery. The monastery is one of three UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Bangladesh. The Sundarbans, the world’s largest mangrove forest, and the Sixty … Read more
Our younger readers who live overseas have suggested we write about Bangladesh. Although they are native Bangladesh, they know very little about Bangladesh regarding geographical location, history, and people. Therefore, we have taken this task from our next issue; we will write about different aspects of Bangladesh, including the local history of each district. However, … Read more
Pohela Boishakh A well-known Bengali festival This festival is celebrated by people of all faiths. Everyone marks the beginning of a new calendar year to forget all the old sorrows and begin anew. It is a Bengali cultural festival. They walked around the Baishakhi fair with a white sari on the red bank and flowers … Read more
There’s Baishakhi decor, Manda-Mithai, and a Baishakhi fair inside. The spirit of the New Year Pohela Boishakh 2022 pervades the festival atmosphere. Everyone’s attention is drawn to the new year’s first day, marked by brightly coloured clothing. Bengalis feel at ease wearing red and white to celebrate Baishakh. It’s not an exception this time. Other … Read more