K. G. Mostafa is one of those few lyricists in the world of Bengali music who, through their creations, have carved a permanent place in the hearts of generation after generation. While widely acclaimed as the creator of countless timeless songs, he was also a successful journalist, columnist, poet, editor, and cultural activist. Early Life […]

(29 June 1936 – 29 August 2021) On the birth anniversary of Buddhadeb Guha—the nature-loving, romantic, and peerless wordsmith of Bengali literature—we offer our profound respect and remembrance. He was born on 29 June 1936 in Rangpur, in what was then undivided Bengal. Although he permanently settled in Kolkata following the partition of India, his […]

In the history of Bengal’s agrarian struggles, the name of Haji Mohammad Danesh will forever be uttered with profound respect. He was not merely a politician; he was a fearless crusader for the rights of exploited and marginalised peasants, a pioneer of the historic Tebhaga movement, and a true leader of the masses. Born on […]

Jharnadhara Chowdhury was one of Bangladesh’s most distinguished social workers, humanitarian figures and advocates of Gandhian philosophy. Throughout her life, she dedicated herself to the welfare of the poor, the underprivileged and the marginalised. Rather than pursuing personal comfort or material success, she devoted her life to serving humanity, promoting social justice and upholding human […]