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This article published last week narrated the typical features of our patriarchal society where men are encouraged to treat women as objects.
25 May 2017

SNAPSHOT

For to be free is not merely to cast off one's chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others." — Nelson Mandela
25 May 2017

THE PAST WEEK IN A NUTSHELL, SLIGHTLY CRACKED

Apparently all it takes for rapid police action is an anonymous GD. Past Saturday, the police hit BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia's Gulshan office like lovers at Ramna Park on Valentine's Day.
25 May 2017

Remembering Syed Abdullah Khalid

A long haired young sculptor was regularly seen near the arts faculty of Dhaka University, with a hammer and chisel in his hands, working day and night on a life-size structure.
25 May 2017

About Town

Photography Contest on Different Images of Men
25 May 2017

An inclusive initiative

“I have a disabled leg. I fell when I was young, and it affected the nerve. One of my legs is shorter than the other,” says Shireen, a quality inspector at the Beximco Textile and Apparel Division, in Savar.
25 May 2017

BAIT UR ROUF MOSQUE: AN AESTHETIC AND INCLUSIVE SPACE

In the increasingly dense neighbourhood of Faidabad, Uttara, a humble brick structure outshines the nearby tall apartment buildings.
25 May 2017

Cathartic and self-destructive

The Underdogs by Mariano Azuela is a modern epic set at the height of legendary Mexican general Pancho Villa's fame and ends two years later, when Villa is suffering heavy blows in the fight between the two factions of revolutionaries.
25 May 2017

Together with BTV

Friday. A lazy day; the entire family is home, relaxing. My three-ish year old self decides to place herself comfortably on Janu's lap (our house-help of the time) on the floor while my mother sits on a chair reading the newspaper.
25 May 2017

No room for the forgotten

In April, a tender appeared on the Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) website inviting constructors to propose a price to build two sets of three six-storied residential buildings at Ganaktuli City Colony, Hazaribagh.
25 May 2017

LOST IN THE ARCHIVES

LOST IN THE ARCHIVES
18 May 2017

LOST IN THE ARCHIVES

Report after report have been published analysing the effects that the Rampal power plant would have on the environment since as early as 2015. We've compiled a timeline of the major concerns that have been raised against Rampal.
18 May 2017

An Island Unto Itself

More than 1.4 million* students of Bangladesh study in an education system that has historically kept itself isolated from the rest of the world.
18 May 2017

WHY WOMEN POLICE DON'T REPORT SEXUAL VIOLENCE

When the 23-year-old constable Halima Begum was posted to her new workplace at Gouripur Thana, Mymensingh, her father, Helal Uddin Akand, was ecstatic.
18 May 2017

SSC Suicides: The Human Cost of an Education

Sanjida Islam Nova, first girl of her class at Uttara's Bangamata Sheikh Fazilatunnessa Government High School, killed herself on May 8, 2017.
18 May 2017

Where rapists do not fear to tread

News stories of two young women accusing the son of a well known jewellery store and one of his friends, of raping them at a hotel in Banani after a birthday party, are doing the rounds, evoking all sorts of reactions among the public.
18 May 2017

SNAPSHOT

“If at first the idea is not absurd, then there is no hope for it.” – Albert Einstein
18 May 2017

MAILBOX

The article on the flash floods in the haors of Sunamganj was eye-opening as to the present circumstances of the flood-affected farmers and residents.
18 May 2017

Police grant 3 day head-start to fugitives

In a surprising move, the Bangladeshi Police have decided to grant newly minted fugitives a three day head start in any attempt aimed at evading the cops.
18 May 2017

Kashmir: In ink and blood

Malik Sajad's Munnu: A Boy From Kashmir takes all preconceived notions about Kashmir and breaks them into pieces.
18 May 2017