International Day to Remember Victims of Violence Based on Religion Observed Today
Religious violence, though as old as civilization itself, continues to claim lives and divide societies in the modern world, often under new political, ideological, and extremist influences. Today, August 22,…
Bangladesh’s Request for European Visa Centers in Dhaka Fails to Receive Desired Response
Bangladesh’s repeated appeals to European Union member states to establish visa centers in Dhaka have yet to yield results, leaving thousands of Bangladeshi citizens facing increasing difficulties in securing visas…
United States Begins Comprehensive Review of All Valid Visa Holders Amid Intensified Crackdown on Immigration
The United States Department of State has confirmed that it is reviewing the records of nearly 55 million foreign nationals holding valid U.S. visas, sparking renewed concerns among immigrants about…
Sathira Zakir Makes History as Female Umpire in Men’s Cricket
Sathira Zakir, a trailblazer in women’s umpiring, has added another milestone to her remarkable journey by officiating in a men’s cricket match for the first time in Bangladesh’s domestic circuit.…
Chief Adviser Urges Citizens to Show Kindness to Nature to Protect Bangladesh’s Fisheries
Chief Adviser Dr. Muhammad Yunus has called on the people of Bangladesh to adopt a kinder approach toward the environment in order to safeguard the country’s vast fisheries resources, warning…
African Manhood Must Change to End the Femicide Crisis
The brutal murder of 30-year-old South African woman Olorato Mongale has once again thrown a spotlight on the devastating femicide crisis sweeping across Africa. Mongale, a master’s student at the…
Indian Woman Police Officer Dies After Falling From Motorcycle While Trying to Save a Dog
In a heartbreaking incident in India’s Ghaziabad, a young woman police officer lost her life after falling from her motorcycle while attempting to save a stray dog. The accident occurred…
UK Parliament Votes to Decriminalise Abortion Following Wave of Prosecutions Against Women
The United Kingdom has taken a historic step toward reforming its abortion laws as the House of Commons voted to decriminalise abortion in England and Wales, following mounting concern over…
At 84, Dilara Zaman Stays Radiant, Independent, and an Inspiration for Generations
With a warm smile and a motherly tone, legendary actress Dilara Zaman welcomes every guest at her Uttara residence, making them feel instantly at home. At 84, her days are…
SM Sultan at 100: Honoring the Maverick Who Painted the Soul of Bengal
One hundred years ago, in the serene landscapes of Narail, a legend was born—Sheikh Mohammed Sultan, better known as SM Sultan. An artist whose work defied convention, Sultan remains one…
‘Origins of Vision’ Exhibition Concludes with Historic Cultural Exchange Between Japan and Bangladesh
The group art exhibition titled “Origins of Vision”, jointly organised by HerNet Fine Arts and the Embassy of Japan in Bangladesh, has come to a successful close after a remarkable…
France and the UK Recognize Palestine: Atonement or Symbolic Gesture?
In a significant geopolitical development, three key G7 nations—France, the United Kingdom, and Canada—are preparing to formally recognize the State of Palestine at the upcoming United Nations General Assembly session…
If August 5 Hadn’t Come, I Would’ve Been Disappeared”—Badhon, “I Would’ve Surely Died”—Tasrif
On the first anniversary of the fall of the authoritarian regime on August 5, 2024, memories of fear, threats, and the brink of death continue to haunt actress Azmeri Haque…
HerNet Fine Arts’ “Origins of Vision” Concludes with Grand Gala Ceremony Celebrating Art, Diplomacy, and Legacy
Dhaka, 26 July 2025 — After a week of cultural brilliance, artistic exchange, and powerful storytelling through visuals, the landmark exhibition “Origins of Vision” concluded with a grand Gala Closing…
Art, Diplomacy, and Floral Grace: HerNet’s “Origins of Vision” Hosts Japanese Ikebana Festival on July 25
As the week-long art exhibition “Origins of Vision” approaches its grand finale, July 25 marked a vibrant day of cultural exchange and artistic dialogue with a special spotlight on the…
Day 4 of ‘Origins of Vision’ Deepens Regional Friendship Through Art and Diplomacy
As Origins of Vision, the week-long landmark art exhibition at the Embassy of Japan, continues to unfold, Day 4 served as yet another powerful reminder of how art can bridge…
A Celebration of Grace and Diplomacy: Japanese Tea Ceremony Highlights Day 3 of ‘Origins of Vision’ Art Exhibition
The third day of the prestigious week-long art exhibition “Origins of Vision”, held at the Embassy of Japan in collaboration with HerNet Fine Arts, brought with it a moment of…
In Loving Memory of Sculptor Hamiduzzaman Khan (1946–2025)
HerNet Fine Arts mourns the profound loss of one of Bangladesh’s most distinguished sculptors, Hamiduzzaman Khan, who passed away at the age of 79 after battling dengue and pneumonia. With…
HerNet and Embassy of Japan Unveil “Origins of Vision”: A Celebrated Confluence of Heritage, Diplomacy, and Artistic Excellence
In a vibrant and deeply symbolic cultural celebration, HerNet Fine Arts, in collaboration with the Embassy of Japan in Bangladesh, officially inaugurated the landmark visual art exhibition “Origins of Vision”…
‘Miss Bangladesh Impact Forum 2025’ Launches in Dhaka to Elevate Women’s Global Representation and Climate Leadership
Dhaka has witnessed the inauguration of a pioneering initiative aimed at elevating Bangladeshi women’s global visibility and leadership through the launch of the ‘Miss Bangladesh Impact Forum 2025’. The event,…