Society / International
Bangladesh at 50, defined by ‘Bengaliness’
The pride in our 50th year of Independence trumps religion and the two-nation theory
By Daud Haider
On Vijay Diwas, remembering the man who gave Bangla its identity
Vijay Diwas is observed in both India and Bangladesh, and a new book tries to reevaluate the man who led the charge
The Bengali in Joe Biden’s cabinet
A boy from Kolkata may be one of the USA’s most influential government officials
Among the 100 most influential persons in the UK-India relationship
Piali Ray has been developing and spreading South Asian Arts and Heritage in UK
Tagore in Australia
Only Indian woman flight race participant between London and Melbourne was supported by Tagore
Purity first: Bangladesh's attempts to rediscover Nazrul
A concerted effort by a group of prominent Bangladeshi singers
Kolkata’s Heritage Ambassador Taxi now on Sydney Streets!
Meet James Robinson who introduced it alongside taxis from New York and London
When Japan bombed Kolkata, and Nagasaki became an ‘accidental victim’
Hiroshima and Nagasaki were part of the Allied plan to make Japan suffer for its attack on Allied territories in Asia
Returning from Corona hit France: Overwhelmed by Indian govt’s response
Better than their Western counterparts
“Be careful what you wish for, because you might just get it!”
Gen Z kids are so nonchalant
By Alisha Gupta
Germany has not faced such a crisis since World War II
But Germany will not likely be Italy
By Shaibal Giri
How a Paris-returned student on home quarantine is being shunned by the Kol...
Do not ostracize all students who return home from abroad
By Neiil Ray
How Munich stopped itself from turning into another Italy!
Shaibal Giri from Munich, Germany writes a first-person account
By Shaibal Giri