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Prime Minister Tarique Rahman directs officials to encourage reading and cultural engagement among youth during a Ministry of Cultural Affairs meeting at the Secretariat on Wednesday (14 October, 2026). Photo: Courtesy

PM orders steps to promote culture, build reading habits among children

PM says technology is exposing young people to foreign cultures and new ideas, but urges them to preserve their own cultural identity.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman. Photo: Courtesy

Over 30 tourism clusters being developed in country: PM on eve of Tourism Day

A file photo of State Minister for Cultural Affairs Ali Newaz Mahmud Khaiyam/Collected

Govt to work to revive Dhaka’s fading film industry

The Goethe-Institut in Dhanmondi continues to host films, exhibitions, performances, and language programmes as it adapts to a changing cultural landscape in Dhaka. Photo: Courtesy

The changing face of Dhaka's foreign cultural centres

From classrooms to leaders: Why Bangladeshi universities need a cultural revolution

From classrooms to leaders: Why Bangladeshi universities need a cultural revolution

Civil Aviation and Tourism Minister Afroza Khanam inaugurated Harmony Festival by cutting ribbon at Fulchhara Tea Garden in Sreemangal today. Photo : Courtesy

Harmony Festival begins in Sreemangal to promote cultural tourism

Campaign visual of Bangla House, set to debut at SXSW London 2026, showcasing Bangladeshi creativity, innovation and diaspora talent on a global stage.

Bangla House to debut at SXSW London, showcasing Bangladesh's global creative, innovation strength

From the Pakistani era’s attempt to strip away the Bangali identity to the modern-day mobs trying to intimidate secular spaces, Chhayanaut has stood tall. Photos: Courtesy

Chhayanaut: Bangladesh’s cultural vanguard that refuses to be silenced

Photo: TBS

Rakhine community in Cox's Bazar celebrates joyous Jalkeli festival

Illustration: Ashrafun Naher Ananna/TBS Creative

Bangladesh inflation snapshot: March 2026

Photo: Collected

From ashes to protest: Udichi stall draws attention at book fair

Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed speaking to reporters on his first working day at the Home Ministry. Photo: BSS

Mob culture will not be tolerated anymore: Salahuddin

Illustration: TBS

What 'culture fit' really means in Bangladeshi workplaces