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বসন্তের বাসন্তী পূজা ও শরতের শারদীয়া দুর্গাপূজা একই মহাশক্তির আরাধনার দুটি রূপ।
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Khichuri is more than a dish—it embodies the spirit of Durga Puja.
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শরতের ভোর, শিউলির গন্ধ আর বীরেন্দ্রকৃষ্ণ ভদ্রের সেই চিরপরিচিত কণ্ঠস্বর— “আশ্বিনের শারদপ্রাতে বেজে উঠেছে আলোক মঞ্জীর...”
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Mahalaya is more than the dawn of Durga Puja; it is the awakening of Bengal’s soul.
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Sometimes history does not arrive with a trumpet.
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দুর্গাপূজা শুধু উৎসব নয়, বাঙালির আবেগ ও শিকড়ের সঙ্গে জড়িয়ে থাকা এক চিরন্তন ফিরে আসা।
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What begins as a routine post‑surgery check‑up for my mother quietly transforms into an unscripted exploration of Delhi—its temples, bazaars, forts, and cafés unfolding one by one.
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I went to Baghdad in 2007 as a banker, expecting banks, technology and work.
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A devastating flash flood in Nepal has once again exposed the fragility of the Himalayan ecosystem.
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Every generation believes it is the first to wake up.
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There’s something magical about a Thakali thali in Kathmandu — it doesn’t just feed you; it grounds you.
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Erbil didn’t introduce itself through monuments that afternoon, but through a plate of roasted chicken, Kurdish rice dotted with raisins, and the quiet confidence of a friend who said, “Let’s eat at Habib.”
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In 1991, my wedding journey unfolded amidst riots, curfews, and total uncertainty.
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With photos, names, and personal details travelling globally within seconds, modern privacy has grown remarkably fragile.
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Long before roads, kingdoms, or writing connected humanity, our ancestors built invisible networks through curiosity and trust.
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A casual morning conversation with one of my old school friends about India's ancient megalithic burial sites led us to a fascinating question: were these merely graves, or the earliest centres of community life and worship?
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Some teachers teach subjects; a few become part of our life story.
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A child builds a magnificent sandcastle, only to fear the approaching tide.
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On 30 June 1855, long before the Revolt of 1857, the Santhals launched one of the earliest organized uprisings against British colonial rule in India.