I want to write a letter to a woman from a time now past.

Digging his grave in a mine,

Women and children in masterly works of fiction tend to be endearing. From Bengal to Russia, the endearment lasts a lifetime;

Though times have changed, in the several visits I made to the US over the last twenty years, one headache has remained constant –

Her hair

A motorcar

Let me dedicate my inaugural musing in this page to the writers of the Bangladeshi diaspora spread all over the world; after all, I

From 1891-1901 Tagore was continuously in Bengal. He used to come in Naogaon’s Patisar to observe the estate’s condition till 1937. His grandfather Prince Dwarkanath Tagore bought this estate in 1830. Actually to look after that estate Tagore came to Patisar in 1891.

This remarkable book records a unique feat. In sequenced essays, its many contributors led by their mastermind...

To read Rabindranath Tagore's lectures on Nationalism delivered in 1916 in Japan and in America is to feel that he positively detested it.

All of us are products of our times – but while most of us are carried on time's shoulders only a few are able to carry time on theirs.

Our house rules required us siblings to sit before our father every morning for a session on the literary classics.

“How many governments have fallen,” the prince had gone on, “And how many kingdoms have been swept from the face of the earth, and Orosh is still standing.”

I do not really know. I never really thought I would or could write. The first piece I wrote was of course some old Grimm Brothers' fairy

A copper coloured dog bit her

Dazzling diamond,

Sylvia Plath indeed died memorably as foreshadowed in a poem written in the final months of her life.

A teacher of a small village was so overwhelmed by the atrocities of the landowners or zamindars of colonial India that he decided to write something in protest. A former employee of a British-owned indigo production factory, he was a first-hand witness of the cruelties against the workers who gave their sweat and blood to only be further exploited by the zamindars and the British Raj.

“I see, these books are probably law books, and it is an essential part of the justice dispensed here that you should be condemned not only in innocence but also in ignorance.”

Not by rules