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Women’s role in Bangla language movement

Women were at the forefront of the language marches, defying the pointed guns of the army and police The Language movement is one of the most significant incidents in Bangladesh’s history because the movement was the first step towards getting an independent Bangladesh. The movement basically began establish Bangla, the mother tongue

Rare Disease Day

The 29th of February this year marks Rare Disease Day. On this rare international day, many nations worldwide celebrate rare diseases by sharing information, raising awareness and giving support to many patients who think that they are alone in their battles. 300 million persons all over the world suffer from one kind of a disease that is

Tears in the rain – A bouquet of poems by Jyotirmaya Thakur

The rain waits for my tears to fall, when clouds become dark and talk. My words write letters big or small, the wind carries all above in its walk. Jyotirmaya Thakur, a renowned UK-based poet and writer, shares her three poems selected from her poetry collection Jyotirmaya Thakur, a retired principal, hailing from India and based

Poetry is a potent tool for promoting peace in the world – Naila Hina

Naila Hina, an engineer, poet and author of several multilingual books, holding honorary Doctorate in Literature from various international organizations, is actively working on her dream of a United World by Poetry without borders Introduction Dr. Naila Hina is a former Navy Engineering University Instructor and an engineer and a

Stop the Fight: Don’t Exacerbate the Hatred That Has Kept Indians and Pakistanis Apart for Decades

Indian Americans should stop patronizing films like the “Fighter” — your next generation is watching. What message are they learning when you not only show up to watch these films, but walk out with an offhand shrug of indifference? This is not a film review of “Fighter.” This is me doing my civic duty of