The Reverse Times Magazine · Bangladesh's first history magazine

The Reverse Times MagazineIn search of a Bengal we have lost

Bangladesh's first history magazine. We bring back the stories of lost trades, old towns and forgotten people — researched, with pictures and sources. Read a few pages free, and order a printed copy to your door if you like it.

0 issuesResearched history of Bengal
Read before you buyA few pages of every issue are free
Cash on deliveryPrinted copies across Bangladesh · bKash / Nagad (Send Money)

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is The Reverse Times Magazine?

The Reverse Times Magazine is Bangladesh's first history magazine. Every issue tells researched stories of the people, places and lost trades of Bengal — with pictures, a glossary and sources.

Can I read the magazine for free?

Yes. Some issues are free to read in full online, and every other issue has a few free pages. To read a full issue, send the money to 01967286753 (bKash / Nagad (Send Money)).

How do I order a printed copy?

Add the printed copy to your cart on the issue page and place the order. We deliver across Bangladesh, cash on delivery. Delivery within 3–5 working days anywhere in Bangladesh. Cash on delivery.

Can I download the PDF?

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