In a conversation with the members of Studio 6/6, Dhaka Tribune was given insights into what goes on...
The latest edition of the literary festival was scheduled for January 2021
The East India Company was not about trade
Shashi Tharoor speaks on ‘India against itself’ on the final day of Dhaka Lit
Ahsan Akbar, one of the directors, opened by addressing the concerns of including more local moderators...
The Climate Crisis Game session was designed for children aged between 9 to 13
Jennifer’s performance was very lively and interactive, mentioning different forms suchbhatiyali,...
Fawaz Rob discusses architecture at DLF 2019
Sumana Roy, Monica Ali, Maria Filomena Bouissou Lepecki, Yara Rodrigues Fowler, and Minna Lindgren discuss...
This year's Dhaka Lit Fest was inaugurated on Thursday, November 7, by the State Minister for Cultural...
DLF shows that art, culture, and literature will always thrive in this country
A platform to celebrate Bangladeshi culture and literature, DLF presents the screening of ‘Hasina:...
A review of William Dalrymple’s ‘The Anarchy’
He draws on India’s politics and history in both his fictional and nonfictional writing
In conversation with Sadaf Saaz, producer and director, Dhaka Lit Fest
Yara Rodrigues Fowler speaks about her debut novel which was longlisted for the Desmond Elliott...
This experience will transfer Kafka’s work from the pages of the book to virtual-reality (VR)
Malik writes mostly about the philosophy of biology and contemporary theories of multiculturalism, pluralism...
HM Naqvi speaks about his journey as a fiction writer
A review of Sumana Roy's novel Missing
