My Writings : My Thoughts
The Genocide and Killing Fields Organized in Bangladesh in 1971
The Liberation War of 1971 was not merely a struggle for independence; rather, it was a struggle for the survival of the Bengali nation. The Pakistani military forces and their local collaborators—such as Razakars, Al-Badr, and Al-Shams—systematically carried out horrific massacres against the Bengali population. During this period, genocide was deliberately carried out, along with rape of women and children, arson in rural areas, mass killing of male family members, and the planned murder of progressive intellectuals and educators.
During the Liberation War, nearly hundreds of thousands of people were killed, hundreds of villages were destroyed, and millions were rendered homeless and forced to cross the border in search of shelter. The killing of intellectuals, Mirpur Jalladkhana Killing Field, Chuknagar, Gomdandi, and other massacre sites stand as symbols of the brutality of that time. Historians have described these events as one of the most horrific genocides of the century—an extreme example.
January 5, 2026
Mariana Trench: The Dark Empire of Earth's Deepest Secrets
The world's oceans cover nearly 71% of our blue planet. Hidden beneath those vast waters are mysteries still beyond full human understanding. The most remarkable and enigmatic of those deep-sea worlds is the **Mariana Trench** — the deepest known point on Earth, scientifically and geologically unparalleled.
Located in the western Pacific, this trench is like a secret door leading into Earth’s inner abyss. Formed by tectonic plate collisions and millions of years of geological evolution, its extreme pressure, darkness and silence demand advanced submersibles and immense courage for exploration.
December 2, 2025
Mahasthangarh: The Oldest City of the East in the Depths of History
If you start walking one dawn along the banks of the Karatoa River, the silent dew drops settled on the grass suddenly become companions to the dust of your feet. Silence of the village all around, occasional bird calls, and from far away floats the breath of a forgotten city.
Just as you turn the bend of the river you see a high mound of brickwork—this is Mahasthangarh, an ancient city standing in the heart of Bengal.
History here is not written only in the fragile letters of stone—here, history floats in the air, flows like water, sleeps on the surface of the soil. As if every brick wants to whisper something, every doorway wants to open the epic of millennia.
November 19, 2025
🌌 ʻOumuamua: The First Interstellar Visitor That Baffled Astronomers
In October 2017, astronomers made a discovery that changed our understanding of the cosmos. A small, fast-moving object — unlike anything seen before — zipped through our Solar System and vanished into the depths of space. It was named ʻOumuamua, a Hawaiian word meaning “a messenger from afar arriving first.”
Since then, scientists have debated what it really was — a rock, a comet, or even something artificial. Here’s the full story of the mysterious interstellar visitor that continues to challenge our imagination.
November 13, 2025
Mainamati: The Land of Buddhist Civilization in Bengal
Mainamati, located in Cumilla district, is an archaeological treasure — once a major center for Buddhist education and religious practice. This region was not just a settlement but a spiritual and intellectual hub of an ancient Buddhist civilization.
In Bangladesh’s archaeological treasury, if some sites shine as gems, Mainamati is undoubtedly among them. Its ruins still silently whisper — “Beneath this soil lies a glorious history”.
November 9, 2025
The Solar System — A Neighborhood in the Vast Universe
The Solar System — our cosmic home — is a grand orchestra of planets, moons, comets, asteroids, dust, and plasma, all bound together by the invisible yet powerful embrace of gravity. Born nearly 4.6 billion years ago from a collapsing molecular cloud, it orbits one single star — the Sun, a massive ball of hydrogen and helium that fuels everything within this celestial family.
October 28, 2025
Saint Martin’s Island: A Jewel at Risk
Saint Martin’s Island, locally known as Narikel Jinjira (meaning “Coconut Island”), is a stunning tropical paradise situated in the azure waters of the Bay of Bengal. Located about 9 kilometers south of Teknaf, the southernmost tip of mainland Bangladesh, this island covers an area of only about 8 square kilometers but holds immense natural and ecological value.
October 22, 2025
From Nothing to Everything: The Big Bang Theory
The Big Bang Theorysheds light on how the universe kicked off from an incredibly dense and hot state, and it’s been expanding and evolving ever since. It’s not merely about the initial The “ bang ” — it’s a whole cosmic evolution narrative, illustrating how the laws of physics, matter, energy, and structure developed over billions of years.
October 22, 2025
The Journey to Mars: Humanity’s Red Planet Odyssey
Mars, the Red Planet, has fascinated humanity for centuries. Its reddish hue visible even to the naked eye, coupled with myths and speculations about Martian life, has driven scientists and explorers to reach for it. From early telescopic observations to advanced robotic missions, Mars exploration embodies human curiosity, ingenuity, and ambition.
October 14, 2025
Rangamati — The Tale of Hills, Water, and Peace
In the southeastern edge of Bangladesh, cradled by hills and lakes, a dreamlike realm comes to life — Rangamati. Some call it the “Queen of Hills,” while others call it the “City of Water.” A journey through Rangamati, with its natural beauty, the deep blue Kaptai Lake, green hills, and the blend of hill culture, is an experience unlike any other.
October 6, 2025
Voyager 1’s Cosmic Journey: Our Smallness, Our Infinite Dreams
One day, humans looked up at the sky and asked themselves—where are our limits? Is it possible to leave our footprints in the endless darkness of the stars? From that curiosity, from that restlessness, Voyager 1 was born.
September 23, 2025
Lunar Eclipse: A Celestial Dance
A lunar eclipse occurs when Earth blocks sunlight from reaching the Moon, creating penumbral, partial, or total eclipses. During totality, the Moon turns red as Earth’s atmosphere scatters blue light and bends red light onto its surface.
September 14, 2025
Tales of the Blue Waters and the Coral Isle
Travel is not just moving from place to place—it is the soul’s yearning for freedom. Leaving behind the city’s dust and noise, we set out in winter 2019 in search of such a living poem—on Saint Martin’s, Bangladesh’s only coral island.
September 02, 2025
Unforgettable Family Trip to Cox’s Bazar
I had an unforgettable family trip to Cox’s Bazar with my wife and son. We stayed at the Sayeman Beach Resort, enjoyed breathtaking sunrises and sunsets, explored beaches like Inani, Sugandha, Laboni, and Shoibal
August 25, 2025
Beacon of Leadership
It is important to note that The Father of the Nation refers to the architects of nation-states in geographical and political history—not in a religious context. Each religion has its spiritual forefathers, e.g., Prophet Ibrahim (A.S.), who is revered in many religions, but he is not the founding father of a specific state-based nation...
August 18, 2025
Exploring the Heart of Bangladesh
Bangladesh is a land of rivers, hills, and endless green, where each district has its own unique beauty and charm. In this journey, I set out to explore two remarkable destinations in the heart of the country: Birisiri in Netrokona and Sherpur district....
August 12, 2025
The Butterfly Effect: How Small Events Shape the World
From a single flap of wings to global revolutions — uncover the science, stories, and real-life cases (including Bangladesh) behind the Butterfly Effect in nature, politics, economics, and history....
August 11, 2025
Bangladesh Through My Eyes
I’ve visited 42 out of 64 districts in Bangladesh — each with its own culture, beauty, and uniqueness. Let me take you through a few highlights...
