Afsana Aziz Nitol

Bhabanagara Foundation has been reviving the essence of Charyapada for the last five years at Suhrawardy Udyan. Bauls from different

Born in Mymensingh, Mazaharul Islam Salim, has been practicing Kyokushin Karate for fifteen years, a form of full contact karate which was founded in 1964 by Korean-Japanese Masutatsu Oyama.

The 4th National Instrumental Musicians' Congress began with an anondo shobhajatra recently at Bangladesh National Museum. The day-long event was organised by Bangladesh Musicians' Foundation (BMF).

The Indian subcontinent's obsession with lighter skin is not unknown. In a world where the word 'fair' is often associated with the word 'lovely', a young artist from Dhaka came up with a rather telling artwork titled Dark and Lovely.

Trained in Kathak, Snata Shahrin has always been loyal to the dance form. The dancer has dedicated twenty five years of her life to

Embracing art, literature, language and more of another country broadens our perspectives and helps us see things differently. On Sunday, the people of Bangladesh and Japan were seen embracing each other's cultures at the Japan Fest 2018 held at Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy.

Echoes of delight resonated in a very crowded TSC, University of Dhaka on Thursday night.

Good news for parents who often face difficulties to inspire children to eat vegetables, exercise and study! Duronto TV's Duronto Shomoy is now here to make parents' lives easier.

Ratna, a garment worker of Mohammadi Group, has been going to her workplace while battling harassment and eve teasing for the

Every year, on the last day of Srabon (monsoon), the 'Ojhas' (people who cure snake bites) in rural Bangladesh, organise Shaone Dala, a

The ever-vibrant Pehnaz Upama started her singing career with Bangladeshi Idol, and has since been involved with numerous projects.

Cultural barriers can be transcended by transplanting a form of art like Bharatanatyam, which is about 200 years old, into a different region of practice.

A significant percentage of the population of Bangladesh consists of youth and women, and without the inclusion of more than half of its citizen, a country cannot progress.

In a festive atmosphere of Batighar, Anisul Hoque's book Ayeshamangal's English translation The Ballad of Ayesha, launched with the presence of writers, poets and cultural personalities.

After our Delhi ventures, we arrived in Mumbai in the evening. I started loving the city as soon as I stepped into it, even before getting out of the airport. The splendour of Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport Mumbai doubled my excitement for the next few days.

Recently, the 5-day 40-year-celebration of the satire magazine Unmad, came to a close, where three cartoonists were awarded. Morshed Mishu, who won the first prize, wanted to pursue a career in defence, but ended up being a cartoonist. He is an Assistant Editor at Unmad.

Growing up, watching 'Samurai Jack' and 'Dexter's Laboratory', Wahid Ibn Reza idolised the show's writer and director, Genndy Tartakovsky.

The two days exposition of Bharatnatyam performance by Kolpotoru concluded yesterday at Nat Mandal, Dhaka University.

Mad theatre, a repertory team created in 2015, sends out a thought-provoking message through their play Noddiyo Notim.

Travelling has always helped me grow as a person and broaden my perspective. As soon as I found out about High Commission of