Raian Abedin

Winters feel less like winters, the sun burns on my fragile skin. December. Tell me it’s

The future of Bangladesh, much like its history, would have students’ voices guiding it. At least, that was what many of them hoped for.

How much of the students' expectations after the uprising have been fulfilled?

With cutthroat global competition and a lack of streamlined infrastructure locally, students often find themselves questioning where to go and whether their degrees are even worth it.

Patience, like moss, that grows on red soil. Conversations with friends, like inadequate breakfast.

My love always arrived wrapped in silence, wrapped in dust. But that was childhood.

The story of Sinners shines because of its insistence on straying away from genre conventions.

Very few shows are written with the level of competency as Andor

In one of their most recent episodes, Dhaka Sessions featured three young artists from Bengal Parampara Sangeetalay to perform in the intimate and literary, lush space of Bookworm Bangladesh

Tariffs may target nations, but the public often bears the burden.

Severance feels like an inspired piece of work that dives into corporate culture.

The language of science is one that is heavy with jargon, and rarely communicates well to anyone not well-versed in that field to begin with.

More than just an inspiring tale, Sing Sing works on multiple levels as a filmmaking achievement.

at night I look past my window / moon like a bruise hoisted on the shoulder of onlookers / as they draw their curtains

The passage of time can be cruel, but there is so much beauty in the little moments shared with each other as you live. Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End encapsulates and explores this very idea – and it does so masterfully.

What is a predatory publication and why are they a threat to academia?

In Bangladesh, academia is often one of the most overlooked aspects that has the potential to greatly contribute to the country’s sustainable development. With the rise in the conversation of the causes of ‘brain drain’, it stands as a critically important point to talk about research and innovation alongside the many limitations to creating innovative new changes that hold us back.

In Bangladesh, academia is often one of the most overlooked aspects that has the potential to greatly contribute to the country’s sustainable development.

There are plenty of visual novels to get started with. For those looking to experience a story that manages to be dense and lengthy, and yet has a level of interactivity associated with it, here are three visual novels to check out.

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