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Kalabogi Eco-Tourism Centre awaits you with nature and amenities
Visitors from Dhaka on a bus can reach Kalabogi Eco-Tourism Centre via Khulna City, Chalna Bazar, and Kalabogi Bazar before the last phase of a boat trip.
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Analysis | Be sure before you share: Social media can be a double-edged sword in times of crises
Social media platforms have become a hotbed for disinformation, with experts urging the public to be critical consumers of online content and to rely on verified sources for information
Threaded by thoughts | When rodent replaced reality: A microcosm of madness
A seemingly innocuous office event becomes a microcosm of societal malaise as a captured mouse is transformed into a spectacle, reflecting a world teetering on the brink of moral collapse
Pique of paean | Bidding adieu to Shafin Ahmed: Man who soundtracked generations
Shafin Ahmed, a towering figure in Bangladeshi pop and band music, passed away at 63, leaving behind a legacy of musical innovation and cultural impact
Sonnet of sights | Dry patch after deluge
New Market traders try to dry and salvage their waterlogged goods following the severe monsoon waterlogging from yesterday
Murmur of musings | Vehement words of a voiceless waif
While social anxiety and speech impairment render spoken communication painful and fragmented, written words often become the conduit of deepest thoughts and emotions, transforming plights into prose and poetry
Threaded by thoughts | Britain was once ‘great’, but the sun has set on it now
The UK’s recent election underscores its struggle with profound socioeconomic, political, and royal family issues, reflecting a nation grappling with diminished global influence and internal divisions while facing the challenges of the 21st century
Sonnet of sights | As monsoon rambled, roads became rivers
Six hours of relentless monsoon rain crippled Dhaka today, causing widespread flooding and highlighting the city's drainage woes
Murmur of musings | Shah Rukh Khan’s silhouette of Devdas
Masterfully directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali and poignantly brought to life by Shah Rukh Khan, "Devdas (2002) is an aesthetic cinematic rendition of Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay's classic novel, chronicling the tragic tale of unfulfilled love and self-destruction
Sonnet of sights | A green fair in a grey city
The Tree Fair, or "Brikkho Mela," as it is locally known, showcases a variety of plants, from exotic flowers and ornamental shrubs to indigenous fruit trees and medicinal herbs
Murmur of musings | From doctor to designer: Giorgio Armani and the elegance of being remembered
Giorgio Armani's enduring legacy lies in his revolutionary minimalism, timeless elegance, and unwavering commitment to quality, which have cemented his brand as a perennial icon in the fashion world
Analysis | Srebrenica: A massacre remembered
During the Bosnian War, on 11 July 1995 Bosnian Serb forces attacked UN-designated "safe haven" Srebrenica and systematically executed more than 8,000 Bosnian Muslim men and boys in a chilling act of genocide
Analysis | Old Russia in a new world: From Yeltsin to Putin
Since Boris Yeltsin's presidency and Vladimir Putin's assumption of power, Russia has experienced significant political, economic, and geopolitical shifts, transitioning from post-Soviet chaos to a more assertive global player
Analysis | Mahathir Mohamad: Epitome of politics of popularity
As he celebrates his 99th birthday today, Dr Mahathir Mohamad stands as one of the most influential and polarising figures in Southeast Asian politics; with a legacy marked by rapid industrialisation, economic growth, and political resilience, he has etched an indelible mark on Malaysia’s history
Pique of paean | Nikola Tesla: A spark in the dark
Born on July 10, 1856, in Smiljan, then part of the Austrian Empire, Tesla's work laid the foundation for modern alternating current (AC) electrical systems
Pillars of problem: Demarcation goes off the rails on Turag River
Turag River, a vital waterway flanking Dhaka City, faces the constant threat of encroachment while the BIWTA claims its demarcation pillars curb illegal land grabbing, but environmentalists argue these very pillars might be enabling it
Beyond border and behind bars: Why Bangladesh should provide consular services to prisoners abroad
Bangladesh should provide consular services to these citizens to ensure they receive justice, as many migrant workers languish in foreign prisons without trial, say migration experts
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