When Bengal was partitioned in 1905, Rabindranath Tagore responded immediately by penning the iconic song ‘Amar Sonar Bangla’ as a heartfelt expression of his love for a united Bengal. It was not until 1971 that the song gained widespread popularity,…
The Escalating Conflict Between Iran and Israel: A Looming Regional War?
The Middle East is once again on the brink of a dangerous escalation after Iran’s recent missile strike on Israel. On October 1, Israel’s night sky lit up with balls of fire as Iran fired nearly 200 ballistic missiles at…
Is the Great Canadian Education Dream Over for International Students?
On Idolising Billionaires like Ratan Tata
The former chairman of Tata Group and Tata Sons, Ratan Naval Tata breathed his last on 9th October 2024. Few days before N Tata’s demise, on 7th July 2024, a Tata Steel employee died after falling from a crane while…
Bangladeshi Youth Leaders Represent the Nation at the 57th UN Human Rights Council
In September 2024, three young leaders from Bangladesh made history by participating in the 57th United Nations Human Rights Council (HRC) session held in Geneva to bring forward the voices of the marginalized and shed light on the ongoing challenges…
The Internet’s Sentiment has drastically shifted against Chappell Roan and here’s why (it’s silly)
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Why the Lynching of Tofazzal at Dhaka University is a Tragedy that Shames Us All
Marital Rape Is Still A Blindspot In Bangladesh
In Bangladesh, a woman can be raped in her own home, and it won’t be considered a crime as long as it is shrouded in the drape of impunity called “marriage”. Bangladesh is ranked 4th globally for violence against women…