Thank you for your interest in contributing to The Deltagram. We welcome thoughtful, original, and well-researched writing that engages with the political, cultural, social, and intellectual life of Bangladesh — and the wider world it is irrevocably linked to.
We are a space for critical inquiry, grounded in equality, social justice, and democratic values.
Whether you’re responding to events on the ground or thinking across borders and ideologies, your voice has a place here.
Before proceeding, we encourage you to read our Editorial Policy and go through the About Us section to better understand our values and editorial stance.
Please do not pitch for content that includes or promotes:
We publish work that is:
We value work that challenges received wisdom, centres marginalised voices, and bridges the local with the global — situating Bangladesh within broader struggles for justice, democracy, and equality.
We maintain complete editorial independence. Decisions on publication are made solely by our editorial team, free from the influence of corporate, state, or partisan interests.
We accept submissions in the following categories:
We strongly encourage prospective contributors to pitch their idea first.
Your pitch should include:
Please send your pitch to thedeltagram.pitch@protonmail.com.
We typically respond within 10 days. If you do not get a reply from us within the said time frame, please feel free to submit it to any other newspaper.
Please read this once your pitch is accepted:
If your pitch is accepted, one of our editors will ask for your full draft. And here’s how to format your draft:
We seek writing that is:
We appreciate analysis rooted in empathy, critique anchored in fact, and storytelling that amplifies those too often unheard.
We expect submissions to adhere to the highest ethical standards. This means:
Upon acceptance, you grant The Deltagram first publication rights. Copyright remains with the author unless otherwise agreed. We reserve the right to edit for length, clarity, and style before publication.
We aim for a timely process but ask for patience, especially for long-form and investigative work.