Professor Meher Kabir remains a notable figure in Bangladesh’s history of education, scientific research and social welfare. Through her dedication to teaching, literature, translation and humanitarian work, she demonstrated how knowledge could be used to improve lives and contribute to society. Her career extended beyond the classroom, encompassing efforts to uphold women’s dignity, promote child […]

Some voices do more than deliver a melody; they awaken emotions that linger long after the music has ended. Through their singing, they bring nature closer, give love a deeper meaning and express sorrow with remarkable tenderness. Kanika Banerjee, one of the most celebrated exponents of Rabindra Sangeet, possessed such a voice. Her interpretations of […]

Bangladeshi cinema has been shaped by filmmakers whose work has gone beyond entertainment to explore human emotions, social realities and the responsibilities people owe one another. Azizur Rahman was one such director. Through stories rooted in everyday life, he portrayed human suffering, social inequalities, family relationships and the moral challenges that often go unnoticed. Among […]