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Tanmay Mondal, Kolkata

  • Poet & Journalist
  • Sat, 31 Aug 24
Tanmay Mondal: Poet & Journalist
Uncertainty looms over Bangladesh's participation in Kolkata Book Fair
Uncertainty looms over Bangladesh's participation in Kolkata Book Fair

Report

Sun, 17 Nov 24

Uncertainty looms over Bangladesh's participation in Kolkata Book Fair

Bengali book lovers across West Bengal and India eagerly await the Kolkata International Book Fair each year. However, a cloud of uncertainty hangs over the participation of Bangladesh in the upcoming fair, sparking discussions among readers. Despite the geographical separation caused by the Partition, the cultural bond between the two Bengals has remained strong. The Bangladesh Pavilion, a prominent attraction of the fair, not only showcases a vast collection of Bangladeshi publications but also hosts renowned authors from the country.

No Bangladeshi stall this year in biggest fair of north-eastern India
No Bangladeshi stall this year in biggest fair of north-eastern India

National

Tue, 12 Nov 24

No Bangladeshi stall this year in biggest fair of north-eastern India

Ras Mela is an ancient and traditional fair annually held in Cooch Behar, a northern district of Indian state of West Bengal. This fair is the biggest fair in North East India. It can be said that it is the main festival of Cooch Behar district.

Deadline set for Bangladesh to clear up power bills
Deadline set for Bangladesh to clear up power bills

National

Sun, 3 Nov 24

Deadline set for Bangladesh to clear up power bills

Adani Group has set November 7 as deadline for the Bangladesh Power Development Board (BPDB) to settle outstanding dues and provide a letter of credit (LC) of $170 million (around Rs 1,500 crore) to ensure security of payment.

21 Bangladeshi students stranded due to Indian visa denial
21 Bangladeshi students stranded due to Indian visa denial

International

Fri, 1 Nov 24

21 Bangladeshi students stranded due to Indian visa denial

Each year, numerous Bangladeshi students travel to India to study in government and private universities across states like West Bengal. They come to pursue diverse fields of study, including medical, engineering, paramedical, fashion, and law. Some of the prominent universities that admit these students are Aliah University, Kazi Nazrul University, and Rabindra Bharati University. Although many students apply, this year, 21 students from Bangladesh were enrolled at Aliah University. Among them, 16 students were registered for undergraduate general and engineering courses, while 5 were set to join postgraduate general and engineering programs.