Anniversary Issue – 2025

H. M. Nazmul Alam : When Bangladesh launched mobile financial services more than a decade ago, the ambition was clear: to build a cashless society. It was envisioned as a quiet revolution that would...

Z.A.M. Khairuzzaman : As the people of Bangladesh (former East Pakistan) enjoyed no fundamental rights during Pakistan period, there was no question of guarantee of freedom of expression. However, with the passage of time,...

Mohammad Maruf Hasan : Bangladesh, the second-largest economy in South Asia and the tenth in the Asia-Pacific region, has swiftly evolved from reliance on aid to become one of the fastest-growing economies. Despite significant...

Ahmed Humayun Murshed : Bangladesh stands at a turning point in its investment story. For years, the country has been known as a place of promise, with a young population, a growing middle class,...

Md Nural Hoda Mila Chowdhury : We struggled through critical phase burdened with high inflation for the last three years, unemployment amid Lack of both private and Public investment on the back of political...

Shaikh Afnan Birahim : Bangladesh was born through a fusion of moral legitimacy and realpolitik, and it matured by mastering multilateralism, which is through peacekeeping, climate diplomacy, and LDC advocacy. That story is still...

Sheikh Arif Bulbon Reza : Bangladesh is a country that is rich in cultural heritage. Its art and culture are deeply knotted with its history, social values, and religious diversity. From music, literature, and...

Syed Kamrul Hasan : Abstract Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing the world’s media landscape by redefining the way news is reported, made, and shared. As AI increases efficiency, precision, and audience interaction, it also...

Al Mamun Harun Ur Rashid : Fourteen months after the political upheaval that ended Sheikh Hasina’s 15-year rule, Bangladesh stands at a critical crossroads under an interim government led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus,...

Syed Ziaul Huque : Abul Hashim was the General Secretary of Muslim Leagueof undivided Bengal. At that time there were leaders having more popularity than him. Buthe was the leader who could be branded...

Dr. Md. Anwar Hossain : Knock knock knock …who? Postman (postman) Letters and parcels! Whose letter/parcel has arrived? Bob, if you send money, send it, if you don’t send it, I will die of...

Professor Dr Golam Rasul : Bangladesh-India trade, once a symbol of regional cooperation, is now strained by restrictions and mistrust. India’s curbs on jute exports through land ports have slowed shipments, raised costs, and...