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Nawab Faizunnesa was a kind and stubborn lady who said NO! to the Queen of England! Read about how she earned the title of Nawab and wrote one of the most important fairy tales of Bengal.
HerStories' is a collection of stories about strong Bangladeshi women. They are fearless girls and women, who stand up for what they believe in and don't give up. You too can be a tough woman, like Dr. Firdausi Qadri who is able to find new medicine for those in need.
Sufia Kamal was a poet, she saw beauty in everything and everyone. Read about how she used the power of words to change the world.
Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain loved to learn. Read about her dream and how she made it possible for thousands of girls like her to study.
Marina Tabassum wanted to build buildings that told stories. Read about her journey as an architect and her fantastic creations.
Kalpana Chakma believed that her people, the indigenous people of the Chittagong Hill Tracts, have the same rights as everyone else. Read about how she stood up to power and her legacy.
Sayeda Khanam had a great eye, and became a photojournalist. Read about her many adventures and learn to see the miracles around you.
Zaya Chakma plays like a girl, and is proud of it. Read about how she became a fantastic footballer, coach and Bangladesh's first female FIFA referee.
Nishat Mazumdar loved adventure and followed her heart to the top of the world. Read about her adventure to the summit of Mount Everest.
Supernova can do many things at once because she is a Supermom. Read about her many feats and notice the many wonderful things your mom does everyday.
Khaleda Shahriar Kabir, Monawara Begum and Shirin Sultana Chumki wanted to be engineers and proved that there is no such thing as a male or female job. Read about how they proved that girls can do anything!
Queens of Shakrain is a story about the historic kite festival which takes place in Old Dhaka in the mid-winter. The residents of Old Dhaka open up their roofs to everyone and the sky fills up with colourful kites and fireworks. The story follows a girl who dreams of becoming a Queen of Shakrain.
Before there were movies, eBooks or even storybooks, there were Pattachitra's. Pattachitra's are scrolls with stories and drawings. Stories of olden times. This story is about Pir Gazi's story written in a 200 year old Pattachitra.
Putul Nach is an age-old artform of storytelling through music and songs. Traditionally Putul Nach performances happens at fairs and festivals. During the performance stories of love, kindness and wisdom are shown. The story of Putul Nach is told through the eyes of a small child watching her father make his puppets.
Bangladesh is a delta with rivers crisscrossed across the entirety of the land. The story follows the rivers of Bangladesh, their lifeforms and reminds us of the importance of keeping them clean.
Jamdani is a traditional weaving style which has existed in Bengal for hundreds of years. Amazing geometric patterns are created on a pit-loom by two weavers from memory. This is the story of the patterns, which carry memories and feelings.
Bauls are wandering musicians of that travel throughout Bangladesh. This story is about little Kangalini and how she lived as a free spirit with music as her best friend and guide.
It is hard to miss the facinating paintings on the backs and hoods of rickshaws. Bright colours, animals, heroes and heroines can be spotted. Rickshaw art has become an integral part of Dhaka traffic - the setting of this story.
Find out about the Bengali calendar and the beautiful festivals and traditions that come throughout the year.
Old buildings, statues and artifcats are a great way of learning about the past. The walls of Kantaji Temple are a living record of great myths, history and the stories of Krishna.
The 52 buildings in Panam City are now abandoned and protected by the government as a national hertiage site. But this used to be a busy capital and home to thousands of people and weavers. This story is about the history of Panam City, the ghost capital.
Asha and her family experience new ways to celebrate the Bengali new year when they travel to a different part of Bangladesh.