A Dhakkaiya winter: memories of home
Canadian winters may have their own charm, but nothing will ever compare to the simple, heartwarming beauty of winter in Dhaka.
Redefining love: the South Asian woman’s dilemma
A love that didn’t align with their expectations wasn’t just a bad decision, it was a threat to my character, upbringing and future.
To the women who made me
How much of this privilege is the result of the silent sacrifices of the women in my life?
A Bengali girl’s top three Bollywood movies
In a world filled with to-do lists and meticulously crafted goals, this movie is a reminder to embrace the present, savor the journey and let go of the pressure to always have everything figured out.
Chai and biscuit: a taste of home
In my family, tea was more than a drink; it was a way for us to bond, a ritual that brought us together each day.
From Desh with dread: the ghost stories of Bangladesh
On stormy, rain-soaked nights, when the winds howled like lost spirits and the inevitable power cuts plunged the house into darkness, my cousins and I would gather around our grandmother. […]
Bangladesh has had enough
The Bangladesh quota movement transcended its initial aim of reforming job reservations, evolving into a powerful uprising against a repressive regime that prioritized its interests over the welfare of its citizens.
Amar Ekushey Boi Mela
Boi Mela directly translates to book fair. Amar Ekushe Boi Mela is one of the true-standing traditions of the Bengali community that celebrates language and literature.
Embracing Bangladeshi Heritage
The Tangail saree, renowned for its exquisite craftsmanship and timeless elegance, stands as a quintessential symbol of Bangladeshi culture.
Colours in Motion
In the bustling streets of Bangladesh, where colours weave tales and creativity knows no bounds, there exists an extraordinary art form—rickshaw art.