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Bangladesh’s foreign policy: Post-Independence era and present situation
Bangladesh, born through the Liberation War of 1971, had one primary goal in its early years—securing international recognition as an independent and sovereign state.
Eid-ul-Fitr 2025: Must-watch movies, web series
Eid-ul-Fitr is almost here, and the excitement is palpable as Dhallywood gears up for an action-packed festive season. As is tradition, this year will see several highly anticipated films and web series hitting the screens, featuring some of the biggest names in the industry, including Shakib Khan, Afran Nisho, Siam Ahmed, and many more. Let’s take a look at what fans can expect this Eid.
Tourists, water crisis plague cleanest Munlai Para village
Munlai Para, a well-organized and picturesque hilly village in Ruma Upazila of Bandarban, is famous for its cleanliness. Every Machang house yard is adorned with hibiscus and other flowering plants, enhancing its beauty manifold. Nestled along the banks of the Sangu River, the village welcomes visitors with its eco-system homestays, traditional hill cuisine, thrilling trekking experiences, kayaking, the country’s longest zip line, and various exciting events.
Bumper maize harvest boosts farmers fortune in Jamuna char
Farmers in the river-surrounded char areas of Tangail are elated by bumper maize harvest. Along with securing their livelihoods, they dream of contributing to the national economy.
Nightmare of insecurity and International Women's Day
This International Women's Day brings a profound message of concern and anxiety for women. Throughout history, women in this country have never been completely safe, but the current situation has surpassed all past limits. Violence and abuse against women have reached new heights, and due to the indifference of authorities and changes in societal attitudes, women now feel more unsafe than ever before.
Mon Duari– A timeless love story
Currently, Bangladeshi filmmakers are producing various types of dramas, films, and OTT content. However, most of these revolve around either comedy or thriller genres, often featuring complex storylines that require deep concentration. But people don't always want or have the mental capacity to process complicated plots. Since entertainment, such as dramas and films, serves as a way for people to unwind from their daily exhaustion, these should sometimes be simple and heartwarming.
Bangla Academy Award turns into a national disgrace
The Bangla Academy is deeply intertwined with the glorious history of the formation of our nation-state. From the partition of the country onwards, there have been continuous attacks on our national identity and the rights to our mother tongue by West Pakistan. The struggle for the recognition of these rights turned in the 1952 Language Movement. The Language Movement was not only a battle for the Bengali language to be recognized as the state language, but also a struggle to preserve our language, culture, and heritage. Through this struggle, the foundation for the development of a secular nation-state was laid.
Hayao Miyazaki's top five animations known for aesthetic excellence
When people hear the word “animation,” they often think it’s something made for children. However, that’s far from the truth. Many animated films deliver profound messages that make viewers think differently about life. Japanese animators have taken the medium to extraordinary heights, and when discussing Japanese animation, Hayao Miyazaki is the first name that comes to mind. His works are admired by audiences of all ages due to their unique storytelling, artistry, and depth. Once you start watching one of his creations, it’s impossible to take your eyes off the screen.
Traditional bullock cart on verge of extinction
In rural Bangladesh, the bullock cart was once a beloved mode of transportation and an integral part of village life. Especially in the southern regions, the two-wheeled bullock cart was a preferred means for carrying agricultural produce and people. However, with the rise of modern machinery and digital advancements, this iconic symbol of rural tradition is now on the brink of extinction. Alongside the disappearance of bullock carts, the profession of the bullock cart driver, or gariyal, is also vanishing.
None from Sheikh Mujib, Zia families in country now
Bangladesh is currently going through various political, economic and social crises. Awami League President Sheikh Hasina had to leave the country after being ousted from power in the face of student-people uprising on August 5. Her younger sister Sheikh Rehana also left the country with her.
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