Sufism and the philosophy of Socrates
Professor Dr. Anwarul Karim :Sufism is neither a religion nor a cult. It is a kind of knowledge of both the inner and the outer life. The word Sufism has its root in the...
Anniversary Issue – 2021
Need a master plan for quality education
Ranjit Podder, PhD :Quality teacher education and teacher training plays an important role in achieving quality education in a geographical area. The standard of education in a country is equivalent to the standard of...
Contribution of New Nation to Education and Nation Building
Dr. Md. Enamul Hoque :The newspaper at president is considered as a very important organ of the ‘world voice’. In the modern democratic world, it is also known as the ‘Fourth Estate’, the other...
Environment – The 1st Priority for Sustainable Bangladesh
Dr. Ahmad Kamruzzaman Majumder :Industrialisation is one of the major elements of the structure of changing the society. The society has gradually become dependent on industrial production from agricultural production. Sometimes Industrialisation is also...
Achieving SDGs Challenges lying ahead
Dr. Forqan Uddin Ahmed :Bangladesh as a promising nation and its people are very much positive and enthusiastic regarding the SDGs. Prime Minister of Bangladesh has already demonstrated her commitments towards the SDGs. She...
Community perception towards empowerment of rural women
Dr. Matiur Rahman :Empowerment of women is a process through which women in general and poor women in particular get the opportunity to join the workforce, contribute to family income, and have dignity, recognition...
Introduction of new curriculum and its significance
Masum Billah :A country develops her education system keeping pace with time as education is an overall objective which is closely related with traditions as well as the current trend of modern world. New...
Agriculture: The driving sector of our economy
Wares Ai Khan :Agriculture has become one of the most driving sectors in the national economy. By now nearly one-fifth of the country’s GDP is derived from the agricultural sector that has been the...
Rights, duties and Justice
A.T.M. Nurun Nabi :Rights to justice, equality, safety, security and human dignity are among those rights deemed indispensible in Islam. These are supplemented by further rights such as social solidarity, the right to education...