Hidden among Sreemangal’s tea gardens, Deanston Cemetery contains the graves of British-era tea planters and their families, many of whom came from Scotland.
Sreemangal: The Forgotten Political Frontline Behind Bangladesh’s Story of Resistance Sangram Datta; When the world thinks of Bangladesh, it often thinks first of Dhaka, the capital; of the 1971 Lib...
Bangladesh has spent decades building its economy around natural gas. Now its reserves are declining, imports are becoming more important, and the country may have only a few years to prepare for what comes next.
The world of 1026 looked nothing like the one we know today, and Europe’s eventual global dominance was far from inevitable.
Hidden among the forests and hills of Sreemangal, Saptagram and its nearly five-century-old Sri Basudeb Temple preserve a largely forgotten chapter of Bangladesh’s history.
India is increasingly making its own weapons, from BrahMos missiles to Akash air defence systems, and other countries are starting to take notice.
The Jaintia Kingdom once stretched across parts of northeastern India and what is now Bangladesh.
The political map of Asia was far less settled than it appears today, with Dubai, Doha and other Gulf territories once connected administratively to British India.
The Lawyer Who Refused to Look Away Sara Hossain and the Unyielding Politics of Justice By Sangram Datta In Bangladesh, where the law can be both an instrument of protection and a battleground over...
America has global alliances and technological strength, China has industrial scale, and India has a vast and relatively young population. Turning those advantages into lasting power will be the real challenge.
