Md Shahnawaz Khan Chandan

We are surrounded by historic edifices that tell us the story of our rich civilisation and culture. Situated in the ancient confluence of Mahananda and Ganges, the district of Chapai-Nawabganj is full of historical artefacts, among which, one of the most prominent is Sona Mosque (golden mosque).

When we think about women's rights, a stereotypical image of protests, conferences and meetings led by women often come to mind.

From 2005 Sabir Has Been Working As The Editor Of Bbc Bengali Service. During His 15-year-long Career As The Head Of Bbc Bangla, He Has Come Up With A Wide Range Of Popular Programmes Such As Bbc Sanglap.

Proper Implementation Of Zakat Has Changed The Fate Of Hundreds Of Destitute Families In Naogaon.

Bangladesh's development has always been thwarted by severe political turmoil.

The title 'photojournalist' or 'photographer' can barely describe Din Muhammad Shibly's versatile activism with his camera.

This year's 68th Cannes Film Festival was a very special occasion for Shaan Rahman, a young talented Bangladeshi actor trained in Canada.

Once upon a time, Buriganga was a river of fresh, crystal clear water, bustling with trading vessels from different parts of the world.

On May 1, 2015, a shallow mass grave was discovered by some villagers collecting mushrooms deep inside a jungle of Thailand's Songkhla province.

Dhaka's waste management system is falling apart. Will our Mayors keep their promise?

“I think Islam is the means of establishing justice and equality. God cannot be God if God is unjust,” says Zainah Anwar, prominent Malaysian human rights activist and one of the most influential Muslim feminists.

THE ENROLLED STUDENTS HAVE BEEN GIVEN SCHOLARSHIPS COVERING TUITION, ACCOMMODATION, MEAL PLANS, COURSE MATERIALS AND LOCAL TRANSPORTATION.

Hajir biriyani has become a symbol of Dhaka's rich culture and heritage.

Dhaka once called “Bahanno Bazaar Tippanno Gali” (the city of 52 bazaars and 53 alleys) with a few thousand people, is now one of the fastest growing megacities of the world with a population of more than 18 million.

Every summer, outbreak of waterborne diseases in Dhaka takes an epidemic form. What is the solution?

“Writing for children is something very special. When I try to depict their child-like dreams, their innocence and imagination in my writing, what I enjoy most is that I start to think like them”, says Ashique Mustafa,

When all his colleagues used to enjoy lazy weekends after five days of rigorous work, Nuruddin Ahmed, a young computer engineer never took a break.

June, 1971, three months after our declaration of independence from Pakistan, thousands of Bangladeshi (then East Pakistani) youth had been receiving training in India to fight against the Pakistani occupation army.

Each year torrential showers of the monsoon season pour millions of gallons of fresh water over Bangladesh. In cities like Dhaka, where drinking water is a costly commodity, this abundant blessing should not go to waste.

Numerous restaurants, food joints and kiosks are serving a range of cuisines all over the country for our foodophiles.