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Can art survive in new Bangladesh? Actors arrested, book fair mobbed, cultural events axed - MSNKolkata: The 31-year-old Bangladeshi artist had always loved painting her country’s riverine landscape, and then suddenly, that made her a target of abuse and death threats. Her artwork often ...
The land that is today Bangladesh has a history going back millennia and a culture that has roots in pre-history. Successive political changes have influenced the life and lifestyle of communities ...
Tax evasion among affluent individuals poses a significant challenge to fiscal stability and socio-economic equity in ...
With Switzerland's support, the UNDP and UNESCO have conducted an assessment of Bangladesh's media landscape, stressing that a free, safe, independent, and pluralistic media is fundamental to any ...
In Bangladesh, this evolution has taken various forms, reflecting the changing socio-political landscape and the artistic expressions of its people. August 15, 2024 August 15, 2024 ...
Few could have imagined that a movement initially focused on quota reform in public sector recruitment would, by July, transform into ‘July Uprising’, with students and ordinary citizens uniting in ...
Navigating these challenges while leveraging the opportunities presented by a dynamic market will be integral in shaping the future trajectory of Bangladesh's real estate landscape. As developers, ...
As soon as late 2018, Bangladeshis will have a dedicated art space to call their own, thanks to the Samadanis, who are building Srihatta—Samdani Art Centre and Sculpture Park.
It serves as a modern manifestation of a long-standing tradition of political graffiti in Bangladesh. The country has a history of using street art to voice opinions, dating back to 1952.
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