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Teachings of Ramadan: A guide for life

Khandaker Azizur Rahman

Ramadan is not just a month of fasting, it is a period of self-discipline, compassion, and moral reflection that extends beyond these 30 days of the holy month. The values Ramadan instills can shape our character and enrich our lives in the long run.One of the key lessons of Ramadan is self-restraint. Fasting is not merely ...

Chawkbazar iftar market: A 400-year-old Ramadan food haven in Dhaka

Khandaker Azizur Rahman

Chawkbazar Iftar Market, located in the heart of Old Dhaka, is a historic and vibrant hub of traditional Ramadan delicacies. With a legacy spanning over 400 years, this market has become an integral part of Dhaka’s cultural and culinary heritage. Every year during Ramadan, thousands of people from across the city flock to Chawkbazar to experience ...

NCP faces backlash over LGBTQ inclusion in leadership

Khandaker Azizur Rahman

The much-discussed political party of student masses, the National Citizen Party (NCP), has sparked widespread enthusiasm and debate in the country. However, controversy has erupted online after a member of the LGBTQ community secured a position in the party's central committee.Although netizens have welcomed the new student-led party, many have expressed strong dissatisfaction over the inclusion ...

The rise of National Citizen Party: A new dawn in politics

Khandaker Azizur Rahman

Ending all anticipation, the much-discussed student-public political organization, the 'National Citizens' Party,' has finally emerged. The wide, long Manik Mia Avenue is teeming with people. Everyone has gathered to catch a glimpse of the heroes of '24' up close. The launch of this new party has drawn a massive crowd to Manik Mia Avenue. Students, youths, ...

The sudden surge in crime: A crisis unfolding

Khandaker Azizur Rahman

In recent times, crimes such as snatching, robbery, and rape have suddenly and drastically increased in major cities across the country. The law and order situation has deteriorated to an unprecedented level in recent history. Why is this happening? To find an answer, we need to examine several key factors.The recently ousted Prime Minister, Sheikh ...

A tale of love and survival in Dhaka

Khandaker Azizur Rahman

In the bustling, expensive city of Dhaka where survival is a daily challenge for many, some find strength in unexpected places. This is the story of Priya and Riday, a couple living on a sidewalk, who, despite their struggles, has opened their hearts to an abandoned puppy, creating a unique family of their own.Priya and Riday ...

Fire breaks out at Old Dhaka plastic factory

Khandaker Azizur Rahman

A fire broke out at a plastic factory in Kamalbag area of Old Dhaka at approximately 3:20 PM. Initially, two units of the fire service were deployed to bring the blaze under control.An eyewitness told The Observer, "Suddenly, I saw smoke curling into the sky, within moments, the fire began to spread rapidly."After nearly two ...

Hasina’s desperate moves: Is this the end of her political stronghold?

Khandaker Azizur Rahman

Why is Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's house at Dhanmondi 32 being demolished under the banner of "Chhatra Janata" or by those claiming to represent them? Especially when no one lives there, nor dares to stay there anymore.Did Sheikh Hasina herself trigger this event? Is this a consequence of her continuous speeches and provocative programs from India, ...

Journalists assaulted by 'BNP activists' at HC premises

Khandaker Azizur Rahman

Several reporters and media personnel were assaulted reportedly by the activists of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) while they were performing their professional duties at the High Court premises.This incident took place following the High Court's verdict in the case of the attempted assassination of Sheikh Hasina at Ishwardi Railway Station in Pabna three decades ago.The ...

Titumir college students' blockade: Patient struggling for life

Khandaker Azizur Rahman

A critically ill patient, Ferdousi Ara, returning to Santahar in Bogura, found herself stranded at Kamalapur Railway Station due to a prolonged train delay caused by a student protest. The students of Government Titumir College blocked the Mahakhali Railgate and occupied the railway tracks, demanding the institution's upgrade to a university.Ferdousi Ara, who had just undergone ...