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Pudu: The World's Smallest Deer

The pudu, the world's smallest true deer, stands just 35 centimetres tall. Discover fascinating facts about this tiny and remarkable creature that inhabits the forests of South America.

Why is there so much mental pressure in one’s late twenties regarding career, marriage, and children?

Why does mental stress regarding one’s career, marriage, and having children tend to increase toward the end of one’s twenties? Learn about the causes of this anxiety—and how to manage it—through insights from experts.

Eid-ul-Adha is being celebrated across the country with the glory of sacrifice

The holy Eid-ul-Adha is being celebrated across the country with religious fervor with the message of sacrifice, restraint and self-purification. Devotees participate in Eid congregations in various cities and villages of the country including the capital Dhaka since early morning. The main congregations are held in mosques, Eidgahs and open fields, where the devotees stand in a row and offer prayers for the sake of Allah.

Mir Mosharraf Hossain's 178th birthday today

Today is the 176th birth anniversary of Mir Mosharraf Hossain, the leader of Bengali literature and a pioneer of 19th-century Bengali Muslim writers. He was born on November 13, 1847 in Lahinipara, Kushtia district.

Siratunnabi (PBUH) Mahfil 2025 held in Sitakunda

Siratunnabi (PBUH) Mahfil 2025 was held in Sitakunda, Chittagong. The Mahfil started with the recitation of the Holy Quran at the Sitakunda Government High School grounds at 3 pm on Friday (November 7) after Jumma. The program was organized by the Siratunnabi (PBUH) Mahfil Implementation Committee of Sitakunda Upazila.

CU CHAKSU Election Winners and Losers Meet

A meet was held for the winners and losers of the Central Students' Union (CHAKSU) elections at Jarultala, Chittagong University on the evening of October 30.

Seeratunnabi (PBUH) Mahfil and Prize Distribution Ceremony-2025 held at CU

Chittagong, 2025: Seeratunnabi (PBUH) Mahfil and Prize Distribution Ceremony-2025 was recently successfully held at Chittagong University (CU) organized by the 'Minar' organization.

Emon and Riyad lead CU Young Columnist Forum

Ismail Hossain Emon, a student of the Department of Dramatic Arts of Chittagong University, has been elected as the president of the 2025-26 working year of the ‘Bangladesh Young Columnist Forum’ - Chittagong University branch, and Muhammad Riyad Uddin, a student of the Department of Bengali, has been elected as the general secretary.

Chalanbil's 'Palla Festival': The thrill of fishing by lighting it up in the dark

Chalanbil, the largest lake in Bangladesh, is not only appreciated for its enchanting natural beauty, but also as a shining symbol of the tradition and culture of the local people. A series of ancient festivals have developed around this lake. One of these is the 'Palla Festival', which is known to the locals as an exciting night fishing festival.

Winter is coming: Tree growers busy collecting date sap in Tarash

With the arrival of winter, preparations have begun in Tarash Upazila of Sirajganj. Although the sun is shining during the day, the cold light at night and the morning fog are signaling the arrival of winter. The atmosphere of winter is now on the roads and outskirts of the village, and the tree growers are spending a busy time with it.

Bhaiphonta: The eternal bond of love, blessings and tradition

Today is Shubh Bhaiphonta—a unique festival of eternal brother-sister relationship, love and blessings. On this day, sisters wish their brother long life, good health and prosperity by pouring drops on his forehead.

Chalan Beel

Tardash, Singra, Natore, Gurdaspur Thana, Everyone knows the name of Chalan Beel. In the waters of Chalan Beel, water lilies and hyacinths play, Fishermen are busy fishing in hundreds of boats.

The Universal Message of the Quran Beyond Religion, Race, or Color

The Quran, the main text of Islam, is not only a guide to Muslim life or a precept for Muslim society and state; it is an eternal and universal dialogue for humanity. The message of the Quran is not limited to any specific group, race, or religion; rather, its call reaches the heart of every human being.

Ashwini Kumar Vrat and “Vrater Bhaat” Nehal Ahmed

There is a region in Bangladesh where religious beliefs, social customs and humanity have come together to give birth to a unique culture. One of the brightest examples of that culture is the “Ashwini Kumar Vrat”, which has been an integral part of the lives of women in Chittagong and its surrounding areas for centuries.

Lalon and Loknath: The pursuit of unity despite differences

In the spiritual history of Bengal, Lalon Fakir and Loknath Brahmachari are two leading saints who have pursued the same goal, albeit on different paths—the liberation of humanity and the awakening of consciousness. One gave the message of liberation of humanity through the light of reason and thought, while the other showed the path of love for God through devotion and faith. The combination of these two streams has created a unique beauty and coexistence in the spiritual tradition of Bengal.

Lyricist Amar Chand Mandal's birthday: Joy and literary excitement across Jahangirnagar

Jahangirnagar University celebrated the 60th birth anniversary of lyricist Amar Chand Mandal with various events. The event was held at the university's Zahir Raihan Auditorium in the afternoon.

Why is the human heart so unstable? A surprising explanation in the Hadith of the Prophet (peace be upon him)!

The human heart is very mysterious and ever-changing. One day we feel deep love for a person or thing, but over time that love can fade. Sometimes for a specific reason, sometimes for no reason at all. Sometimes our heart is drawn to someone for no reason, and sometimes that attraction suddenly disappears.

The incredible power of ‘Allahumma inni saaluka min fadlik’

In Islam, prayer is not only a means of fulfilling spiritual needs, but it is also an important tool for seeking Allah's help in worldly needs. One such short but profound prayer is: “Allahumma inni as-aluka min fadlik.” Meaning: “O Allah, I seek Your grace.”

Natyajan Dulal of Chatmohar has been nominated as a member of Shilpakala Academy

Asaduzzaman Dulal, a prominent engraver, actor and cultural personality of Chatmohar Upazila of Pabna, has been nominated as a member of the Governing Council of Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy.

In Tangail's Basail, red saffron is spreading fascination, enthralling nature lovers

Nature lovers are enthralled by the shapla blossoming on hundreds of acres of land at Basile in Tangail. The flower of red beetroot blooms so it is known as red beetroot bill. People from different parts of the world rush to enjoy the beauty of Red Shapla before the sun rises. However, as there is no boat in the bill, the visitors have to suffer.

World Tourism Day celebrated in EB

World Tourism Day was celebrated at Islamic University (EB). On Saturday (September 28), students of Tourism and Hospitality Management Department showcased different countries and religious cultures through costumes.

In Benapole, the scene of shaving hair sitting on a bed or a bed is disappearing

In Benapole in Sharsha Upazila of Jessore, people are worshipers of beauty by nature. Hair beard carries the beauty of man. There is no end to people's thoughts about this hair-beard for ages. This is the reason why the value and need of 'Narasundars' is very high. Those whose job is to make people look beautiful by cutting their hair and beard are 'narasundar'. Who are also known to us as barbers. But they are disappearing with the passage of time.

wonderful

The golden wedding girl is his Kajal Baran Ankhi, Cloudy sun Giving a peek.

The humanity

Extend the hand of love keep religion away Religion to humanity Went to Astakund.

love

To measure the price of love weighing scales, Know its depth From the heart.

Rabindra influence on Bengali clothing as well

The humorist Syed Mujtaba Ali told the story of a Marathi boy in Shanti Niketan - 'Gurudev was walking out of Dehli through Shalbeethi towards the library, wearing a long beard, a black hat on his head. When everyone saw from behind, Bhandare said something to Gurudev, Gurudev smiled softly, it seemed as if he was telling you little by little. He was pressing on Bhandar. The last one seemed to hum in Gurudev's hand. Gurudev smiled again and put his hand under the job and put it in his inner pocket. gave.'

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