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POEM: Great leader

-Mohammad Mamun Mia Breaking the shackles of subjection We earned our emancipation The Bengali nation has not bowed down to the usurper Has no question to surrender Due to a great leader. You were,...

Blood holds key to liver regeneration

Weekend Plus Desk :he liver is the only organ in the body that can regenerate. A recent study shows that the blood-clotting protein fibrinogen may hold the key as to why some patients who...

Book Review: Let others also live

Weekend Plus Desk :Onnojibon, a book based on articles, written by prominent Journalist Jamaluddin Jamal, was published recently by Nayaprobaho Prokashoni. In this book the author reflected the plights of the oppressed, downtrodden, deprived...

Bhutan in off-season

Akhil Sharma :here is only one traffic light in Bhutan. It is at the top of the main road in Thimphu, the country’s capital. A policeman in a tight uniform stands beneath it, guiding...

The best type of exercise to burn fat

Gretchen Reynolds :A few minutes of brief, intense exercise may be as effective as much lengthier walks or other moderate workouts for incinerating body fat, according to a helpful new review of the effects...

Ashraf Siddiqui earned fame as a poet when he was a student in a village school. At that time he was praised by Rabindranath Tagore when he sent his poems to him. (April 30, 1940). Later he went to Visba-Bharati, Shanti Niketan for study and came very clo

Dr Ashraf Siddiqui: A tribute

Professor Anwarul Karim :he 92nd birth anniversary of one of the most praiseworthy sons of Bangladesh the poet-philosopher and the folklorist of international name and fame-Ashraf Siddiqui was observed on March 1, 2019. He...

Jasim Uddin's talent as a poet developed early. As a College student, he wrote the poem 'Kobor' (Grave). The poem, a dramatic monologue of an old man talking to his grandson in front of his wife's grave, was included in school textbooks while Jasim Ud

Pollikobi Jasim Uddin

Bimal Guha :asim Uddin (1903-1976) poet and litterateur, was born on 1 January 1903 in his maternal uncle’s home at Tambulkhana in Faridpur. His father Ansaruddin Mollah was a teacher at school. Jasim Uddin...