Inside
Original Forum |
| The Blunder Game -- Shakhawat Liton |
| Why Police are more Equal in Bangladesh -- Rifat Munim |
| Do we have an Independent Judiciary? -- Dr. Zahidul Islam Biswas |
| The Grameen Saga: A Nation's Bank of Pride -- Reaz Ahmad |
| The Rail Solution -- Asjadul Kibria |
Regional trade: Moving Towards Change --- Refayet Ullah Mirdha |
Popularising Science Education |
Enabling Entrepreneurial Ecosystems -- Susan Davis |
Rape in 1971 -- an Act of Genocide -- Buddhadeb Halder |
| The Madness that is Cinema -- Kajalie Shehreen Islam |
| When country overwhelms city -- Seema Nusrat Amin |
| Chile 1973, End of a Dream -- Syed Badrul Ahsan |
In a Different World
A Photo Feature by Debashish Shom
In a world where identity is determined by socially fixed and acceptable norms of behaviour, autistic children have a hard time finding their place in the scheme of things. Because they communicate in an entirely different way, they are segregated from people equipped with socially accessible modes of communication. Endowed inordinately with various mental capabilities, they can also touch the sky. All they need is the attention and love that every human being deserves.
Debashish Shom teaches at Pathshala and is a freelance photographer.
