Our team is a dynamic blend of vibrant, innovative, and knowledge and thought-driven individuals. Each member combines extensive reading, smart planning, timely decision-making, and innovative thought-processing with their unique skills and perspectives to make every project truly stand out.
At a glance, our team is a true example of excellence.
Dr. Sheikh Selim, Editor-in-Chief
Dr. Sheikh Selim is an economist by profession, currently employed by the University of Birmingham as an Associate Professor of Economics. He has published scholarly papers in Gov.uk, Economic Modelling, Agricultural Economics, Applied Economics, Economic Bulletin, Journal of Policy Research, Forbes, Arabian Business, Bankers Middle East, the Conversation and many other peer reviewed outlets. His key research is in Economic Policy, Public Economic Theory, Economic Growth and Macroeconomics. Sheikh achieved PhD in Economics from the University of Southampton. He spent his research and professional career in the UK academia, in the Russell Group Universities. Oniket Research Group is his visionary project for inclusive policy research and dialogues in Bangladesh. For the Oniket Bulletin, he writes the Chief Editor’s article, and articles on topics related to Economy, Governance, Education, Agriculture and Trade, Industry & Commerce.
email: CE-Oniket@kotharkagoj.org; editor@oniket.org
Farah Zahir, Editor
Farah Zahir is a literary editor, an entrepreneur and a cultural organizer, working to advance literature, art, and culture through thoughtful editorial practice and critical insight. As an editor of Kothar Kagoj (Poetry Section) and Managing Editor of Shobdo Mukur, a monthly lifestyle e-magazine, she collaborates closely with emerging and established creatives. With an academic foundation in Philosophy from Dhaka University and in International Business from the University of Birmingham, she is deeply inclined towards research-based thinking, connecting literature, culture, industry and society to foster meaningful intellectual dialogue. Her research and writing portfolio in the bulletin includes (but not limited to) Education, Health, Media & Digital Dissemination, Art & Heritage and Citizen Rights.
email: eds-oniket@kotharkagoj.org
Naima Onamika, Commissioning Editor
Naima Onamika is an author, educator, and the proprietor of a school. Originally from Barishal, where she earned her Master’s in Social Welfare, she stepped into the literary world in 2018 with her fiction book Banalata Noi. Her work spans novels, short stories, and insightful columns on parenting, health, education and social trends for various online platforms. Beyond her pen, Naima is a dedicated musician trained in Classical and Nazrul Sangeet and currently manages her own music academy. She views music and writing as her greatest passions and strives to evolve as a person of true character and excellence. Her editorial portfolio in the bulletin includes Education, Health, Social Welfare & Humanity and Citizen Rights.
email: commissioning-editor@oniket.org
Tanzina Fardoush, Managing Editor
Tanzina Fardoush is a distinguished legal professional, based in Dhaka Bangladesh. She completed LLB and LLM, and works as an Income Tax Practitioner and an advocate in the District and Session Judge Court in Dhaka. Originally from Jessore, Tanzina is also a passionate poet, and has published several poetry books with leading publishers in Bangladesh. She works in the Chief Editor’s Office as the Editor for Sensitive, Inclusive and Accessible (SIA) Art & Literature Philosophy of the renowned literary magazine Kothar Kagoj. Her poetry collections have been adapted in English and are available in the bilingual online library shobdomukur.com. For the Oniket Bulletin, Tanzina writes in the Law & Local Governance, Politics & Citizen Rights and Art & Heritage topics.
email: Managing-Editor-TOB@kotharkagoj.org
Sumaiya Hasi, Editor – Public Relations
A History graduate from Eden Mohila College, Sumaiya Hasi currently serves in the Public Relations and Editorial departments at ‘Mukur Advertisement, Design & Media’ and the literary journal ‘Kothar Kagoj’. She skillfully translates her profound passion for ancient civilizations and historical perspective into creative excellence within public relations and modern editing. Also associated with the ‘Shobdomukur.com’ online library, Sumaiya is dedicated to elevating her career by bridging the gap between historical roots and the contemporary world. Driven by the belief that every buried artifact is a living narrative, she uses her insight into the past to creatively interpret and navigate the present. For the bulletin, Hasi writes on Art & Heritage, History, Social Welfare and Humanity.
email: public-relations@mukuradam.org
