Gallery Cosmos Hosts Nipa's 10-Day Solo Exhibition

South Korean envoy calls BD pioneer of arts in S Asia.

Dengue Strikes Capital Dhaka Again

Amid the spread of Chikungunya, a viral disease transmitted to humans through infected mosquitoes, in the capital Dhaka, another mosquito-borne disease dengue has silently struck the city amid the variation in rainfall pattern.

Antisocial Media

The disturbing pattern to outbreaks of communal violence in recent times. 

Charles De Gaulle . . . The History Maker

Charles de Gaulle died quietly forty seven years ago on 9 November 1970. The end came to him as he sat watching the news on television in his country home in Colombeyles-deux-Eglises.

UNB's District Correspondents' Conference 2017 On Nov 16

This year’s edition of United News of Bangladesh (UNB)’s district correspondents’ conference is slated to be held on November 16 at Cosmos Centre, with over a hundred journalists employed by UNB all across Bangladesh set to attend.

Expert Shows How Sharks And Anacondas Are Not Violent In Nature

Hamdan Chowdhury shares his experiences at “WildHo 

Weeklong Income Tax Fair Motivates Youth To Become Taxpayers

The week-long Income Tax Fair 2017 held from November 1-7 drew huge response from the taxpayers and Income-tax related service seekers across the country with the introduction of Income tax cards for the first time in the history of the country, alongside the ‘Kar Bahadur Paribar’ honour to some 84 families.

Tokyo Motor Show: A Glittering Showcasing Of Vehicles Of the Future

Tokyo Motor Show is a biennial event where leading car manufacturers of the world not only display what is coming out of their production lines, but also focus on conceptual models of motor cars that are yet to hit the market. Since motor vehicles in recent years are adopting more the latest innovations of information technology, concept cars try to show how such technology is going to make driving more enjoyable and user friendly.

Rohingya Desperate To Flee Myanmar Are Turning To Swimming

SHAH PORIR DWIP, Bangladesh (AP) — Nabi Hussain owes his life to a yellow plastic oil container. 

1975 The Killing Of November

Tragedy has been part of Bangladesh’s history, both before and after the attainment of independence.

Memories OF Khaled Musharraf

It is November again.

3 November 1975- The Assassination Of Our Leaders

We experienced major losses to deadly assassins in the twentieth century.

Global Social Business Summit Kicks Off In Paris

Nobel Laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus at Social Business Summit in Paris with Princess Alexandra of Luxembourg, Grand Duchess Maria Teresa of Luxembourg, Mayor of Paris Ms Anne Hidalgo and Queen Sofia of Spain. 

'Optimistic About Economic Opportunities In Bangladesh'

Swiss Ambassador Holenstein begins Bangladesh journey with three priorities.

Redefining Bangladesh's Economic Diplomacy

Economic diplomacy has been a declared policy of the successive regimes for quite some time but its meaning and operational aspects remain unclear over the years, making it an almost lip service of the people in power.

Hamiduzzaman's Retrospective Exhibition At National Museum

One need hardly say that Hamiduzzaman Khan is one of the pre-eminent modern sculptors in our country and naturally already holds a distinguished position in our sub-continent.

Batighar Stages Unknown Stories Of Rebels Of British India

Batighar Stages Unknown Stories Of Rebels Of British India

In Memory Of Xulhaz Mannan

In Memory Of Xulhaz Mannan

Empowering The Consumer

Empowering The Consumer

Path Ahead For Writers

Path Ahead For Writers

Inclusive Education Sought For Persons With Autism

Inclusive Education Sought For Persons With Autism

Unmasking the familiar faces of childhood violence

Unmasking the familiar faces of childhood violence

Duaree Gallery Inaugurates With Some Aims In City

Duaree Gallery Inaugurates With Some Aims In City

Japanese Singer Miyavi Coming To Meet Rohingyas

Japanese Singer Miyavi Coming To Meet Rohingyas

First Briton Crosses Bangla Channel

First Briton Crosses Bangla Channel

Three Steps Myanmar Should Take To Turn The Rohingya Disaster Around

Three Steps Myanmar Should Take To Turn The Rohingya Disaster Around

Lost Dawns And Rainbow Mornings

Lost Dawns And Rainbow Mornings

Khaleda's Moment Of Truth

Khaleda's Moment Of Truth

Our Free Pass On Sexual Harassment

Our Free Pass On Sexual Harassment

DAS Talk: Country's growth must reflect in arts, not just GDP

Art patrons and collectors all stressed greater promotion of the arts during a discussion session at the ongoing Dhaka Art Summit 2018 on February 5. The talk, titled “Speaking to the Importance of Patronage of Art and Culture in Bangladesh”, brought leading patrons of art from the government and private sectors together to discuss their experiences of art patronage and the journey so far.