The Rolling Stones Hits Communist Cuba

    Md. Taqi Yasir The Rolling Stones unleashed two hours of screeching, thundering the rock and roll on an elated crowd of hundreds of thousands of Cubans and foreign visitors Friday night, capping one of the most momentous weeks in modern Cuban history with a massive celebration of music that was once forbidden here. The week…

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      UFO sighting leaves couple in awe

      Samiul Bashar Samin  A couple was left awestruck after they witnessed what they claim was a color-changing UFO in Norway. They claim to have seen it as it descended on Lake Harstad. The UFO seemed to be red in color, which transitioned to green as it ventured closer to the water. The video footage was…

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        4 Types of Music “Fans”

        Sheersho Zaman  Music is a sort of universal language. However, the liking of any piece of music is purely subjective. A casual listener can prefer a certain genre of music or various genres of music at the same time, but over the years, certain people have come up and become like banner-men for their preferred…

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          Eat Healthy: Only Sunscreens Will Not Help

          Tahsin Rahman Oshin Every day, before the scorching hot sun starts shining up above our heads, we rush to get our sunscreens, protective clothing, shades, umbrellas and every form of defense available before we step out of the house. Therefore, thousand different kinds of sun creams, sprays etc have gained wide popularity, especially in tropical…

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            Contaminated Minds Of A Secular Nation

            Marilyn Thipthorpe What has this world come to-intolerance and resentment, violence and strife-that’s what! I remember a time when I was young; it was a new Bangladesh, glistening from its newly emerged bud. Everyone and everything was in harmony, working side by side, educated and civilized. I remember all those festive Christmas’s, those rushing days…

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              Ambiguous signs of a being feminist

              Md. Taqi Yasir The issue of rights for women first became prominent during the French and American revolutions in the late 18th century. In Britain, it was not until the emergence of the suffragist movement in the late 19th century that there was significant political change. A second wave of feminism arose in the 1960s,…

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                Be an Online Chaperone while Robots infiltrate human jobs

                Md. Taqi Yasir Online Chaperoning is an alternative while the human jobs the robots replace human job in different engineering sectors. Chaperoning is controlling and operating jobs of robots and being a professional regulator. According to the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization, some risky jobs must be replaced by humans with robots. But professional…

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                  The Hobbit: The Movie Trilogy vs The Book

                  Samiul Bashar Samin It’s no secret that The Lord of the Rings franchise has one of the biggest and most loyal fans base ever. So when the plans for the movies of The Hobbit was announced, LoTR fans were excited for the first time since the release of the last LoTR movie. But, now that…

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                    In Conversation With Sartre and A Guava Tree

                    Anindya Nahar habib Could be You are Sartre” Sohorab Camouflaged in those glasses and slowly deciding to befriend Camus. Another victim of time and agony. •• All there was all there will be are, your misery, but you sleep well. You don’t dream nor do you wake up bugged into Samsa. ••• You hardly remember…

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