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I could present a general summary of an international event I just attended, but that would do no justice to the large platform I was honoured upon and spoil the essence

The day I began my journey to Scotland, I’d moved into a new apartment, submitted the very last of my assignments and gotten absolutely no sleep.

The black kites circled overhead as my jetlagged brain tried to process the fact that I was now in Bangladesh.

Sometimes in life we face some incidents which as though the universe has taken to surprise us.

I am a lucky participant of the theatre residency programme “South Asia cross-regional theatre project” organised in Kathmandu, Nepal by the British Council in March 201

“The youth of today is the future of tomorrow” - We are all familiar with the well-known proverb.

2018 is a year of achievement for me and my organisation as I have recieved the Commonwealth Point of Light Award, offered to me by Her Majesty the Queen as the Head of

It was an opportunity for me to join the Active Citizens Youth Leadership Training organised by the British Council and Democracy Watch in 2017.

Paul Smith is a secondary school geography teacher in Bromley, London also director of Teaching and Learning, Bishop Jestus School, UK.

As an undergraduate student of Physics at Dhaka University during 1967-70, I frequented the children’s section of the British Council library at Dhaka to read books on science that opened