Journal

Language is like a flowing river — let it flow.

The system has been reinstated.

The role of media in serving those in power.

A brief goodnight on the eve of the election.

Am I a felon for citing history?

Thoughts on New Year's Eve firecrackers and artificial celebrations.

Gravity, flat earth, and thoughts about unknown dimensions.

The barbed wire at the border — a trap for the Felanis, a shield for the killers.

Bread and circuses — from ancient Rome to modern civilization.

From the Silk Road to Antarctica — a dream of traveling the world.

Uncovering the mathematical mystery behind chemistry's 2n² formula.

A review of Bibhutibhushan's lesser-known war story.

A phone call from the teacher during Durga Puja holidays.

Indian Trump devotion, tariff wars, and geopolitical realities.

Spring, nor'westers, tall tales, and the wait for autumn.

An invitation to send anonymous letters on Letter Day.

The story of meeting a stranger teacher on the first day of class three.

Trying to save ten taka on a book, ending up spending one hundred ninety on food.

The eternal problem of finding a place to eat at school.

A rare moment of seeing stars in the city sky.

How a mango can turn anyone into a child again.

A surreal dream — an unknown place, a girl, and a mysterious train.

Falling in love with classical Bengali literature.

Reflections after listening to The Three Musketeers audiobook.

The story of taking an exam in the toppers' room.

A funny experience with geometry theorems during online classes in the COVID era.

When the fault isn't mine, yet guilt lingers.

The first Eid without Mostafa Jabbar's SIM user exodus post.

The story of a system crash after an Arch Linux update.

A tale of solving GitHub issues instead of completing the syllabus.

A story about the world of imagination between an old man and his dog.

Thoughts on the deplorable state of ed-tech platforms in the country.