Politicians need to brighten their own images
Alarming findings about road accident fatalities
Of birds, rivers and greed
Civilisation and fossil fuels
Effective law enforcement key to conservation of nature
Repetition of the past?
Popstars recall pop legend Azam Khan
Blue Note opens door for western music learning
CPD terms current FY the weakest
Stocks plunge as HC questions legality of a section of SEC ordinance
I have no magic wand, says Pybus
Abahani held by Russell
US drone strike kills 15 militants in Pakistan
Tahrir pressure builds after Mubarak verdicts
Increased budgetary allocation demanded for education
Demo held at SUST against reported US military base in Ctg
HC asks govt to explain legality of OSD
No Tipai dam if Bangladesh refuses to be a ‘partner’: India
Kamaruzzaman indicted
HC asks govt to explain legality of SEC provision
Four bankers remanded in custody
Tornado kills 3 in Bogra, Habiganj

Popstars recall pop legend Azam Khan

Azam Khan, a man who had rocked the youngsters of the country for over four decades since 1970’s with his mesmerising power of music. He, with his unique style, became an icon of the youth through creating a new trend of music in the country. Full story

Blue Note opens door for western music learning

Accomplished and experienced musicians in the country have recently founded a music school called Blue Note at Baridhara, Dhaka. The people behind Blue Note are mostly the band members of Renaissance... Full story

Anty horra: Arab women’s expression for freedom

Moroccan actress Latifa Ahrar in a scene from monodrama The Pianist, which urges the freedom of Arab women. The monodrama was staged on Sunday at the National Theatre Hall. — Snigdha Zaman

The music gave the feeling of the emptiness of the vast desert. The actress appeared alone at the corner of backstage and stared at the audience under the deep blue light. The feeling of the music personified the emptiness of the soul... Full story

Festival organisers show satisfaction

Organisers claim the ‘Theatre in Asia, Asia in Theatre’, which ended on Sunday at Shilpakala Academy, a successful one despite limitations. Twenty five theatre productions including 21 local theatres and two... Full story