The Case for Student Politics in Universities in Bangladesh
The role of student politics in Bangladeshi universities has been a subject of intense debate for decades. Opinions vary widely, from those advocating for its complete abolition to those who believe it is an essential component of a vibrant democracy.…
“We’ve Already Killed Him, So What?”- Addressing Police Brutality in Bangladesh
মাইরা তো আমরা ফেলসি এখন কি করবা? “We’ve already killed him, now what?” Taunting words, delivered with a smirk, betraying no remorse after admitting to taking a human life. This isn't a scene from a dystopian world or fiction, nor…
How Art Has Served as a Voice of Resistance and Political Dissent in Bangladesh
Art has always been a mirror to society, reflecting its joys, sorrows, and struggles. Beyond reflection, art has served as a potent tool of resistance, a way for people to express dissent, challenge authority, and push for change. In the…
Rebellion through Cartoon: A Powerful Tribute by Drik Gallery to the Student Movement of 2024
"I am deeply gratified that the freedom to draw political cartoons has been restored in Bangladesh. Before 2006, Bangladeshi cartoonists, especially Shishir Bhattacharjee, often created cartoons about my mother and me. However, over the past 15 years, we have seen…
From Apathy to Activism: Charting the Bangladeshi Youth’s Political Awakening through the Student Protests
As a millennial who grew up in Bangladesh, I’ve always found politics to be a source of frustration and disillusionment. At our blog, which primarily focuses on pop culture, we’ve often shied away from political issues, feeling that our platform…
Ayman Sadiq, 10 Minute School and Why Many Entrepreneurs Have Been Silent about the Student Protests in Bangladesh
The sudden withdrawal of Startup Bangladesh's proposed investment of Tk 5 crore in 10 Minute School (10MS), Bangladesh's largest edtech platform, sent shockwaves through the startup community. It emphasizes the delicate balance between entrepreneurship and political expression in Bangladesh. The…
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