Glimpses of Cultural heritage in Bangladesh
Prof. Dr. Anwarul Karim : Introduction Culture is a total human phenomenon. It is the special and exclusive product of human being, which he she...
Prof. Dr. Anwarul Karim : Introduction Culture is a total human phenomenon. It is the special and exclusive product of human being, which he she...
After the brutal killing of a BUET student, the issue hotly debated countrywide is whether student politics should be permitted at public universities. Only the...
A.S.M. Sabbir Hossein Khan : Rashida lives in Debigonj, an upazila in Panchagarh, a far away district from Dhaka. Her only daughter works in Dhaka...
Prof. Abul Quasem Fazlul Huq : The whole of the history of mankind shows that man’s language is inseparable from his life. Human life is...
Engr.S.A.Rashed : Introduction: Pre-Liberation era The history of Bangladesh after Independence has passed over 48 years. From 1947, the people had to struggle for sovereign...
Shahin Reza : Preamble Food, clothing, shelter, education and health were known for decades as the four fundamental needs of human beings. After Independence in...
Syed Tosharaf Ali : Australian High Commissioner Mr Jim L. Allen (1972-73) once came in contact with Mr Reginald Corraya, locally known as Regin Corraya,...
Trade is called the engine of growth. According to the 7th five year plan, Bangladesh has to attain around 8% of GDP growth by 2021....
Alamgir Mohiuddin : It is indeed a great achievement for The New Nation as it celebrates the 40 year of publication. Happy Birth Anniversary to...
Engr. Md. Amirul Hossain The coastal zone of Bangladesh borders the Bay of Bengal with length of about 710km and is- the delta of the...
Agriculture in Bangladesh is a glaring example of success stories in the development paradigm that put the country from a deficit to a near surplus...
Dr. Muhammad Abdul Mazid : Bangladesh was born out of a war for freedom, democracy, social justice and self reliance, what Andre Malraux once called...