About ABCL TECH

Anybody Can Learn Technology

A Bangla-first technology media and education platform — news as it breaks, editorials that make sense of it, and free courses that teach you to build the technology behind the headlines.

  • 2020Founded in April
  • 16Free in-depth courses
  • 100%Free — no paywalls, ever
  • বাংলাTaught in our own language

Who We Are

Technology, explained in the language you think in

ABCL TECH stands for "Anybody Can Learn Technology" — a Bangla-first technology media and education platform built for Bangladesh.

We publish news as it breaks, editorials that make sense of it, and free courses that teach you to write the code behind the headlines. Our coverage spans Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, NLP & LLMs, Generative AI, Computer Vision, Cybersecurity, Programming, Fintech, Startups and the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

No paywalls. No subscriptions. No gated content. Every article is written in accessible Bangla, and every course comes with live runnable code, real-world projects and exercises that mirror industry practice.

ABCL TECH — Anybody Can Learn Technology

What We Do

News, editorials and courses — under one roof

  • Tech News

    The technology stories that matter — AI, cybersecurity, startups and the digital economy — reported in clear Bangla, with what each one means for Bangladesh.

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  • Editorials

    Long-form analysis that makes sense of the headlines — AI, fintech, startup culture and the Fourth Industrial Revolution, seen from a Bangladesh perspective.

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  • Free Courses

    Complete courses from C, Python and Java to data structures, databases, operating systems, networks, system design, cloud and cybersecurity — with code you can run in the browser.

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Our Purpose

Mission, vision and promise

  • Our Mission

    To make technology accessible to everyone in Bangladesh — through accurate news, thoughtful editorials and free courses published in clear, accessible Bangla.

  • Our Vision

    A Bangladesh where language and budget are never barriers to learning technology — where any student, job seeker, freelancer or self-taught engineer can build a career in tech.

  • Our Promise

    Free today. Free tomorrow. Every course, every editorial and every news article is published openly — no paywalls, no subscriptions and no gated content.

Our Journey

From a news page to a learning platform

  1. 2020

    The Idea Is Born

    In April 2020, Raihan Khan founded ABCL TECH with a single belief: language should never be a barrier to learning technology. It began with tech news in Bangla.

  2. 2022

    Editorials Launched

    We expanded beyond news into long-form editorials — making sense of AI, fintech, startup and 4IR stories from a Bangladesh perspective.

  3. 2024

    Free Courses Begin

    Our first free programming courses arrived — C, Python and Java — every lesson in Bangla, with live runnable code and real exercises.

  4. 2026

    A Complete Curriculum

    Sixteen in-depth courses rebuilt to one standard — from programming and data structures to systems, networks, cloud and cybersecurity — with simulators, live code and real tool output.

From the Founders

Why we built ABCL TECH

AI is now part of how people learn, search and decide — but in Bangla it still gets things wrong far too often. My research is about exactly that gap: measuring when a model hallucinates, and building retrieval systems that keep its answers grounded in real sources. At ABCL TECH, I want every learner to understand not only how to use these tools, but how to check them.

Good technology is careful technology. Behind every course and every article here is the same engineering discipline we bring to large systems — clear design, honest testing and explanations that respect the reader. If you are just starting out, start here. If you are already building, build it right.

Zannatul Islam Proma Zannatul Islam PromaCo-Founder, ABCL TECH Read full profile

I started ABCL TECH with one belief: technology is free and open for everyone — and language should never be the wall that keeps a curious student from learning it. Bangladesh has no shortage of talent, only a shortage of resources in our own language. So we began with news in Bangla, then editorials, and now full courses — from C and Python to systems, cloud and cybersecurity.

Every article and every lesson on this site is free, and that is not going to change. If you are a student in Dhaka, a job seeker in Chattogram or a self-taught engineer in Sylhet — this is for you. Read the news. Argue with the editorials. Open a course and write the code. The future of Bangladesh's tech industry will be built by readers like you.

Raihan Khan Raihan KhanFounder, ABCL TECH Read full profile

Our Founders

The people behind ABCL TECH

Two computer scientists from North South University who believe technology should be free, clear and in your own language.

  • Zannatul Islam Proma, Co-Founder of ABCL TECH
    Co-Founder

    Zannatul Islam Proma

    Computer scientist (MSc & BSc in CSE) specialising in deep learning, RAG and Bangla NLP, with hands-on experience building large learning systems. Also co-founder of Visa Bangla and Chakri Bangla.

    Contribution to ABCL TECH

    • Leads the platform's technical strategy and engineering
    • Brings deep-learning and AI-reliability research into the AI content
    • Explains complex topics such as LLMs, deep learning and 4IR in Bangla
    • Keeps the systems reliable through careful testing and review
  • Raihan Khan, Founder of ABCL TECH
    Founder

    Raihan Khan

    AI & systems architect, e-Government specialist and researcher in trustworthy AI and Bangla NLP. He founded ABCL TECH in 2020, and later Visa Bangla, Chakri Bangla and e-GP Bangla.

    Contribution to ABCL TECH

    • Founded the platform and sets its editorial direction
    • Writes the news, editorials and course curricula in Bangla
    • Designs the learning approach: intuition, mechanism, then real tools
    • Architects the site, its live code runners and learning features

Ready to start learning — in your own language?

Every course is free, in Bangla, and runs right in your browser.