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The Milkshake Collective

The Milkshake Collective is a group of 22 local artists, specialising art forms starting from pop to modern and graphic. Each
9 June 2016

Quirky Science

A multinational team of astronomers has found an Einstein Ring, a rare image of a distant galaxy lensed by gravity. The scientists, from Spain, Italy and the USA, report their discovery in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
9 June 2016

The Builder of Brands

In a society filled with leading brands, perfects taglines, products and consumers, a leading name in the field of advertising
9 June 2016

Dreaming of a Traffic Free Dhaka

It was 6 o'clock in the afternoon. The open square of Bashundhara shopping mall was crammed with people desperately looking for public transport to return home by iftaar. Taxi and CNG auto rickshaw drivers grabbed the opportunity very well,
9 June 2016

1 Minute Please

Kalyan Corraya, has, over the past few years, become a very popular name in the Bangladeshi media.
2 June 2016

Mysterious infrared light from space

A research team using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) has detected the faintest millimeter-wave source ever observed.
2 June 2016

Media Ethics 101

Last week, a private channel reported on a small group of young students, apparently holders of the GPA 5 title.
2 June 2016

MAILBOX

An Ancient Mosque by the River
2 June 2016

About Town

June 4, 9 am, Bangla Academy, Hosted by- YOUNG
2 June 2016

Snapshot

“Until one has loved an animal, a part of one’s soul remains unawakened.” ― Anatole France
2 June 2016

Just a Pair of Wings

Sometimes I look up. Look up eagerly at the sky.
2 June 2016

Healing Minds

“Psychosocial counselling is very appropriate, especially in Bangladesh, where there are a lot of conditionings, and therefore a lot of conflicts.
2 June 2016

Empire of S M Sultan

Legendary artist Sheikh Mohammad Sultan, popularly known as S M Sultan, is considered one of the greatest painters in the sub-continent. He was born on 10th August, 1923 in a poor family living in Masimdia village, beside the river Chitra, under Narail district.
2 June 2016

‘Shuttering’ Stereotypes

“Just by seeing the angle in which she is holding the camera, I can sense that she takes good pictures,” commented Satyajit Ray once on
2 June 2016

PEARLS OF WISDOM

“When words become unclear, I shall focus with photographs. When images become inadequate, I shall be content with silence.”
2 June 2016

The Girl With A Rolleicord

Imagine women entering the field of photography that has been historically dominated by men. That too during a time when women were confined to certain socially constructed roles.
2 June 2016

Star Diary

Why are we so obsessed with white skinned foreign models? A young man has set up a barbershop in my locality a few days back. The
2 June 2016

Louis Isadore Kahn

Louis Isadore Kahn, popularly known as Louis I Kahn is an American architect who was considered by some as “America’s foremost living
2 June 2016

1500

The number of families of Khumi, Mro, Marma and Tripura communities in Thanchi Upazilla, Bandarban that are suffering severe food shortage as they could not grow enough Jhum crops for their families last year due to rainfall and insect attacks.
2 June 2016

A Step Towards Humanity

In our country, the number of people with disabilities is high enough to merit special attention. Based on a report from the World Bank and World Health Organisation, there are 10.5 million disabled adults living in our country. Most of these people are unable to work, mostly not because of their disability, but for their lack of training.
2 June 2016