Sunday | February 08, 2026 | Dhaka
Anu Muhammad :During the last four decades since independence, we have experienced different forms of governments: civil and military, parliamentary and presidential, elected and selected. Emergency was declared thrice (1974, 1987, and 2007), Martial...
Ibne Siraj :Digitization, the mass adoption of connected digital services by consumers, enterprises, and governments, emerged in recent years as a key economic driver to accelerate growth and facilitate job creation. In the current...
Akhtar Husain Khan :What is Bangladesh’s main problem? Food? Maybe not anymore. I said `maybe’, because although recently some rice has been earmarked for export, instances are aplenty to show that a good percentage...
Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka :If we look at the headlines or the latest horrifying YouTube clip, it may seem a bad time to celebrate equality for women. But alongside the stories of extraordinary atrocity and everyday...
Dr. Shaikh Abdus Salam :The foundation of Bangladesh press is rooted into the history of news papering in undivided India. The ‘Bengal Gazzette’ or the ‘Calcutta General Advertiser’ popularly known as ‘Hicky’s Gazzette’, published...
Dr. Md. Shamim Ahsan :In early Mesopotamian mythology, the Earth has been portrayed as a flat disk floating in the ocean surrounded by a spherical sky, which is evident from the early world maps...
Dr. Anu Mahmud :India and its great people have a special place in our heart, and a permanent niche in the history of Bangladesh. India’s unstinted support during our liberation struggle in 1971 will...
Syed Kamrul Hasan :I was born and brought up in such a family, where there was no scope to even think of being a journalist. Now I can dream of becoming a full-time professional...
Dr. Md. Shairul Mashreque :Reform policy conundrum in developing countries has been encapsulated by the influences of exogenous forces. Bangladesh is no exception. A plethora of studies and reports have been conducted with financial...
Chitta Francis Rebeiro :The people of Bangladesh are basically non-communal and religiously moderate in nature as our cultural background suggests. After the War of Liberation in 1971, various international agencies stepped into our independent...
Shakhawat Ullah Chowdhury :Poverty is about not having enough resource (money) to meet basic needs including food, clothing and shelter. However, poverty is more, much more than just not having enough money. The World...
We, in The Daily New Nation celebrate its 36th anniversary, keeping very much in mind our commitment that journalists can never remain silent and more so when the nation is in crisis. Journalism without...