This saloon is almost as good as Mad o Wot? in Bandra (via Reddit).
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Tahmima Anam, who like the artist formerly known as Prince has her own first-name domain, read from A Golden Age tonight at Harvard Book Store. She says she intended to do the Bangladeshi War and Peace, but realized she was much more interested in writing about the impact of the war on ordinary people […]

All right, Bostonists: Tahmima Anam is reading tonight in Harvard Square. Show your face. Be fashionably late. But come for the ironically-named A Golden Age – one of the first Bangladesh war novels I’ve heard of, nominated for a Guardian book prize — and samosas afterwards in one of the many desi restaurants which litter […]

Leave it to a Bangladeshi kung fu fighter to show us the proper relationship between government and the governed:

… it was an image that deeply upset the Bangladeshi rank and file. Its publication was seen as a humiliation, every bit as great as if that flying sandaled foot had been aimed at the behind of […]