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Weeklong Dhaka Book Fair Starts At Shahbagh
National Book Centre and Department of Public Libraries have jointly initiated a weeklong book fair at Central Public Library, Shahbagh in the capital. The fair was inaugurated on April 27 by Professor Emeritus Anisuzzmana.
The Greatest Danger To Journalism Lurks In Men's Hearts
In her provocative monologue at this year’s White House Correspondents Dinner, that seems to have drawn bellyaching laughter and sanctimonious outrage in equal measure, US comedian Michelle Wolf skewered pretty much everyone under the sun, as is often the way in this unique annual event, but pointedly deigned to spare the print media. Only to deliver the blow back-handed, by saying it was because “it is illegal to attack an endangered species.”
Shelving The Books: Death Of A Habit
How many people of this young generation know Romena Afaz’s Dashyu Bonhur series? Undoubtedly, not many bacause this is old. How familiar is Kuasha then? Not much right? These names are close to the hearts of young people back in 70s’, 80s’ and 90s’. Undeniably, there are still young people who are familiar with these names and even many others.
Poet Belal Chowdhury: A Solitary Walker
“Cast a cold eye/ On life on death/ Horseman, pass by/,” wrote W. B. Yeats in his own epitaph. The inscribed words are the last bit of his poem Under Ben Bulben, which later became and is still becoming the philosophy of life of many of his devotees.
Growing Popularity Of Dance Needs Showcasing: Minu Haque
On the eve of International Dance Day on April 29, Ekushey Padak recipient dancer and choreographer Minu Haque urged the media to showcase dance as a prominent performing art of Bangladesh.
Iqbal's move with art towards a genuine world
Solo show at Courtyard in Dhanmondi.
Ending All Forms Of Violence Against Children In Schools
Schools are the places where children gain knowledge and skills as well as learn attitudes and behaviour that can shape their relationship with the community.
Elma Siddiqui Retraces Father's Steps
Elma Siddiqui, daughter of late folk maestro Bari Siddiqui has debuted in the country’s music industry. She will be beginning with two songs and a music video. The songs have been written by Shahidullah Farayezi.
Dhaka's Noise Level Too High To Tolerate
The extent of noise pollution is twice higher than the human tolerance level in Dhaka, seriously affecting public health
A New Approach To Peace
When the United Nations was created, its founders envisioned a different kind of world.
