The poem by the poet Jibanananda Das seems unrelated yet profoundly relevant here. The poet grew up in a region where cyclones have repeatedly shattered people's dreams and claimed lives. Yet, no matter how many times calamity strikes, humanity rises again with its inherent strength.
Royal Enfield, a legendary motorcycle brand, holds a unique place in the hearts of bikers, symbolizing dreams and tradition. It is the world’s oldest motorcycle brand still in production. After a long wait, Royal Enfield is launching in Bangladesh with four 350cc models: Hunter, Bullet, Classic, and Meteor, which has created excitement among bike enthusiasts. Globally, Royal Enfield is revered for its classic design and royal legacy, setting it apart from other bikes. It has become a symbol of strength and capability for royalty, as well as Hollywood, Bollywood, and renowned elites worldwide. The bike’s classic look and robust build make it a favorite among enthusiasts everywhere.
Even in the 1990s, we used to write letters to our loved ones. Those handwritten letters were filled with our joys, sorrows, emotions, and love. The wait for a letter felt like an eternity—when would the letter carrier arrive? The anticipation made it hard to sleep. But in this modern era, our ways of waiting and living have changed. We no longer wait for letters or the postmaster, whom our ancestors called the "mail runner" or "runner." They too have faded into the depths of history.
"My Heart Will Go On..." Just hearing the name "Titanic" probably brings Celine Dion's iconic song to mind for millions of viewers. The image of Jack and Rose standing at the bow of the massive ship, holding hands, arms spread wide, gazing into the vast blue ocean, floats before our eyes. The ship is on its way from London to New York, crossing the endless Atlantic, heading towards a dreamland where they will step ashore and build a dreamy future. But suddenly, the ship strikes a massive iceberg—and then! We all know what happened next.