Ayaan Shams Siddiquee
Ayaan Shams Siddiquee is a contributing writer at Campus, Rising Stars, and Star Youth.
Ayaan Shams Siddiquee is a contributing writer at Campus, Rising Stars, and Star Youth.
Some of our country’s talented musicians courageously stood up against the previous regime and violence on peaceful student protestors during the quota reform movement. These are some tracks that were released in the past month to fuel the rage and stand in solidarity with students.
From doing charity livestreams to selling SEO backlinks, the Bangladeshi youth is finding interesting avenues to generate funds for flood victims.
While such initiatives are commendable, they, of course, don’t offer a proper solution to the primary problems at hand.
On July 31, the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Jashore, released a public notice announcing that two detained HSC 2024 examinees would have to appear for their upcoming exams from Satkhira District Jail.
Following the arrests of hundreds of student, board examinees from colleges around the country took to social media to announce a firm, unified decision– examinees will boycott HSC entirely if even a single one of their batch-mates are still detained and not allowed to appear for the exams.
Kaiju No. 8 is anything but conventional, as it subverts any and all expectations right from the get-go.
How Rudaba turned her passion into a business
Young people should be encouraged to explore creative avenues and spend time with friends and loved ones beyond the digital space.
Stone Ocean takes the bizarre to newer heights with a completely fresh twist.
Most of his popular films follow the same lacklustre narrative pattern.
The sports genre is one of the most versatile ones out there.
Studio MAPPA’s Jujutsu Kaisen 0 hit a home run on every front.
Its implications will hinder the legitimacy of esports in Bangladesh.
The One Piece manga celebrates its 25th anniversary.
It's natural for services like Uber and Pathao to flourish in a megacity like Dhaka, especially since they started out with the promise to not compromise on either safety or cost.
Although this break might seem effective at first, this will hinder the examinees’ preparation and cause more harm than good.
The manga talks about the dark side of the entertainment industry.
The blame falls onto the dire state of cattle markets before Eid.