Jack and Sophia Torr on MSN

Is Bangladesh changing? Our journey through culture, villages, and local life

Back to Bangladesh, exploring life after the 2024 revolution and witnessing cultural transformation firsthand. From vibrant markets in Cox’s Bazar to serene fishing villages, every moment revealed the ...
National Catholic Reporter

In Bangladesh, Catholic agency cultivates a culture of growing native crops

In the courtyard of the house of Ganesh Chandra Mandal, there is little open space anywhere, but there are vegetables planted everywhere. For years, Mandal, 65, has grown indigenous vegetables — okra, ...
Press Trust of India on MSN

PM Tarique Rahman vows to turn B'desh into safe land for people of all faiths

Dhaka, Feb 18 (PTI) Bangladesh's newly-elected Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on Wednesday vowed to strengthen the rule of law and said his government will turn the country into a safe land for people ...
Frontline

After the uprising and elections, Bangladesh asks the harder question

After a historic election, Bangladesh faces rising political violence, Islamist resurgence, and deep social distrust. Can ...
Variety

Bangladesh Culture Ministry Taps Eight Directors for ‘Remembering Monsoon Revolution’ Initiative

The Bangladesh Ministry of Cultural Affairs has launched an ambitious anthology film project titled “Remembering Monsoon Revolution,” selecting eight accomplished directors to create works that will ...
Artnet

Protestors Set Cultural Institutions on Fire in Bangladesh

Cultural institutions in Dhaka, Bangladesh were targeted by protestors on Monday. Several locations across the capital, including Bangabandhu Memorial Museum and the Indira Gandhi Cultural Centre ...