Tuesday | 2 June 2026 | Reg No- 06
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Takir Hossain
Creator of Aparajeyo Bangla-the symbol of our identity and sovereignty  On a winter rainy day in the year 2003, I with some significant painters had an adda at Shilpangan Gallery at Road 5 in Dhanmondi. The adda was lively and our attention was suddenly grabbed by a man who came
Takir Hossain
Homage to the voice of patriotism, morality and integrityMy introduction to the veteran poet Rafiq Azad in mid-2004 was a fortuitous one. I met him for the first time at the office of the preeminent architect and art critic Professor Shamsul Wares. The place once served as the
Takir Hossain
An encomium to artist Qayyum Chowdhury A few weeks before his death in November in 2014, I went to Gallery Chitrak in Dhanmondi in the evening for just a hang out, where I came across artists Rafiqun Nabi, Jamal Ahmed and Mohammad Muniruzzaman. After a while,
Takir Hossain
Boga Mia: A leader for the massesA politician is defined as one who is actively involved in politics and plays a central role in ensuring people's well-being. A good politician is one who represents the focused efforts of all people to improve their respective localities. A
Takir Hossain
Christopher Okemwa’s journey through the epic monologueRaila Odinga, who is still living, has won Kenyan elections twice, in 2013 & 2017, but has been denied the presidency. Like Sheikh Mujib who won the first democratic election in 1970, Raila won presidential election in 2013 and 2017,
Takir Hossain
Christopher Okemwa’s journey through the epic monologueChristopher Okemwa is an internationally reputed Kenyan poet, theatre academic and director. He teaches theatre and literature at Kisii University in Kenya. He holds a PhD in performance poetry from Moi University, Kenya. He is the director at the Kistrech
Takir Hossain
Mahadev Saha, Sikdar Aminul and Rafiq AzadPoetry plays a significant role in shaping the literary landscape of a nation. Bangladeshi poetry has a significant presence in the history of Bangladeshi literature and the 1960s, in particular, was a landmark for Bengali poetry. During that period, many
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