LOOKING FOR A CURE

"I became a novelist because Ayub Khan sent me to jail,” is one his most famous quotes. Born in Feni Shahidullah's family name was

Can leadership be taught in a classroom? We are confronted with this question every day when we teach leadership to a diverse group

Egyptians takes to social media to poke fun at President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi after he said he would sell himself to help the country's economy.

A guide dog, whose apparent abduction sparked an outcry in China, has been returned to its handler with an apology note.

Japanese women are hiring professional ‘Crying Therapists’ who also happen to be attractive men to make them cry and wipe away their tears.

This rum-drinking primate from Brazil grabs a butcher's knife and hops onto the roof of a makeshift bar and stabs the tiles and then waved the blade over the edge -- essentially, giving the folks below some very strong "BACK OFF" vibes

Chittagong City Corporation yesterday awarded 13 eminent personalities for outstanding contributions to their respective fields.

Bare-footed, clad in black and white and holding flowers, people from all walks of life thronged Shaheed Minars across the country yesterday to pay tribute to Language Movement martyrs marking Amar Ekushey.

A class V student yesterday expressed her intent that had she been there in 1952, she would have definitely joined the Language

A great number of us grew up boxing with siblings, imagining our beds as a premiere boxing ring and our sibling as our greatest rival. Elders would never encourage this game though, because a playful tussle could often turn into a full-fledged muscle game.

I thought I would celebrate Valentine's Day by participating at the 'Clean-up Dhaka' event organised by Dhaka South City Corporation

Internationally renowned Bangladeshi artist Shahabuddin Ahmed's works have travelled across the globe including the Museum Olympic

This is the number of people dying worldwide prematurely due to air pollution. As part of the Global Burden of Disease project reveals that mostly small particles

In a couple of days from now, the country will commemorate the day lives were lost in 1952 to preserve the Bengali language and, more

Threading New Paths for South Asian Art

“You can cut all the flowers but you cannot keep

South Asian Games 2016 has been quite remarkable for Bangladeshi women athletes for a number of reasons. While our women swimmers

Prof Shamsuzzoha's martyrdom accelerated the 1969 Mass Upsurge that led to the fall of autocratic Ayub regime, said

In 1982, a child artist entered the television industry, following the footsteps of his father. After numerous television shows with