#Art

Purnendu Kishore Sengupta: A Life Devoted to the People and the Freedom Struggle Sangram Datta: If you ask about the people who played a determined role in India’s freedom struggle, Purnendu Kishore...

The attacks that struck cities including Madrid, London, Paris and Brussels transformed Europe's approach to intelligence and security. But the threat has evolved rather than disappeared.

Rasendra Datta Chowdhury: An Idealistic Public Leader and Courageous Journalist By Sangram Datta: The border district of Moulvibazar in northeastern Bangladesh has witnessed numerous historic moveme...

Bangladesh's Constitution guarantees equality and freedom of religion, yet recurring reports of communal violence, land disputes and attacks on minority communities continue to raise concerns about equal protection under the law.

Why is Varanasi considered one of the world's oldest living cities? Here's how more than 3,000 years of uninterrupted history have shaped India's spiritual capital.

A young adult watching their 60-year-old Navy veteran father face homelessness after three years of unemployment in tech has asked Reddit if there is anything left to do

The "Made in China" label has evolved beyond its association with consumer goods, as China expands into industries such as renewable energy, robotics, artificial intelligence and innovative medicine.

Singapore is widely praised for its prosperity, safety and efficient government, but its governance model continues to generate debate over civil liberties, political freedoms and the role of the state.

A 19-year-old on their first solo shift at a grocery deli stayed 20 minutes late unpaid to finish their tasks and asked Reddit if that was normal

A job seeker reflecting between roles has identified what they call the "ask for help" trap, the management phrase that sounds supportive in onboarding but becomes a paper trail of incompetence when actually used. Reddit says it's universal.

A job seeker stumped by an interview panel's question "tell me about a time you had to go against your values while employed". This has sparked a Reddit debate about what the question is actually trying to find out.

A worker describing two years of monthly layoffs, vague justifications, and a culture of fear has asked Reddit how people cope when everyone is quietly waiting to be next.

A 30-year-old graphic designer laid off in December 2025 after four years has exhausted their unemployment benefits, been rejected by Starbucks, and is running out of ideas

"Overqualified" one day, "underqualified" the next: Reddit's advanced degree holders share hiring frustrations

A worker says their boss called a staff meeting to warn employees that job hunting without permission could cost them their jobs.