In his quiet dignity, Khaled Nabhan became an accidental emissary of Gaza’s untold stories

Migration is seldom a choice; it is an exigency—propelled by dreams, dashed by desperation, and dictated by circumstances ranging from economic disparity to environmental catastrophes

Zakir Hussain, the iconic tabla maestro whose artistry transcended cultural and musical boundaries, passed away at 73, leaving behind a timeless legacy that continues to inspire and redefine the world of rhythm and melody

Raj Kapoor, the quintessential showman of Indian cinema, masterfully intertwined artistry with emotion, crafting timeless narratives that resonate across generations and borders

A man of contradictions, Jaun Elia—born on 14 December 1931, in Amroha, India—was a master of coupling erudition with vulnerability, despair with humour, and the ethereal with the mundane

Born on 12 December 1915, Frank Sinatra is one of music’s most celebrated crooners, enriched with his iconic lyrics and an in-depth analysis of his artistry

Here are actionable tips to help you start 2025 with clarity, motivation, and a renewed sense of purpose.

Premiering on 10 December 1962, Lawrence of Arabia unveils its grandeur, psychological intricacies, and enduring legacy as a cinematic juggernaut that straddles the line between myth and man

Noam Chomsky, a linguistic revolutionary and indefatigable political critic, has indelibly reshaped the intellectual and ethical fabric of modern discourse, championing the interplay of universal grammar and universal justice

The Economist has selected 'kakistocracy' as its Word of the Year, encapsulating a global sentiment of disillusionment with governance by the least qualified

Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri’s visit to Dhaka marks the first high-level dialogue between Bangladesh and India since the fall of Sheikh Hasina’s government on 5 August, amidst escalating bilateral tensions

Pantone announces 'Mocha Mousse' as the Colour of the Year 2025, a warm and earthy hue symbolising comfort and indulgence in challenging times

Visionary Bangladeshi filmmaker Tareque Masud, was born on 6 December 1956 and poetically intertwined the threads of history, identity, and humanity into his cinematic works - leaving an indelible mark on the nation's cultural and artistic conscience

Born on 5 December 1940, legendary Ghazal singer Ghulam Ali is a prodigy nurtured by the soil of tradition and the skies of innovation

Published on 29 November 1935, 'Schrödinger's Cat', a thought experiment blending quantum mechanics and philosophical paradox, challenges our understanding of reality by positing a feline simultaneously alive and dead until observed

The International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People serves as a poignant reminder of the enduring struggle for Palestinian self-determination and the global moral obligation to support their inalienable rights