Fatalities caused by landslides in the Chattogram-Cox’s Bazar region during the monsoon season have become a tragic, recurring phenomenon. Once again, such unwelcome news has...
When influential borrowers deliberately refuse to repay their loans despite having the financial ability to do so, they become willful defaulters. This practice is not...
The entire generations of Bangladeshi digital workers who are winning in the global marketplace are losing at the bank for transaction troubles. The numbers...
The Prime Minister, Tarique Rahman, at the July National Conference in Dhaka on Saturday stated that the country must reject the politics of revenge and...
Artificial intelligence (AI) and automation are reshaping economies, industries, and knowledge systems worldwide. While much attention has focused on AI’s impact on the manufacturing and...
“Every month I have to go to the field office! Otherwise it feels like I am not doing my job. The budget is ahead. What...
In Bangladesh, agriculture is currently navigating a silent but profound crisis. Its impact is far-reaching. Various studies and surveys indicate that the use of organic...
In 2000, I was undergoing military training at Hebei University, Shijiazhuang, China. In one weekend, we were taken to Shijiazhuang Zoo, where we saw a...
A country cannot call itself truly developed when half of its population has to fight for the basic conditions required to learn, work and live...
It is alarming that nearly sixty political activists have been killed in the country during the first five and a half months of this year....
The strength of a nation is measured not only by its economy, infrastructure, or technological advancement, but also by the public’s confidence in its institutions,...
Bangladesh is not running out of gas overnight. It is running out of time, foresight, and perhaps most dangerously, excuses. The country’s growing energy crisis...
