Politicians must not get away with the wealth earned illegally
The recent fall of the Awami League government has exposed a shocking level of corruption among its former leaders. Many politicians have suddenly become very...
Editorial
Interim government, facing the multiple of challenges
Dr. Forqan Uddin Ahmed : On June 5th, a ruling by the High Court declared the 2018 notification of the quota’s elimination in government posts...
Unrest in civil admin needs to tackle with prudence
The recent change of government at the helm of the nation has undeniably ushered in a period of transition. The Secretariat, the nerve center of...
N Korea irresponsible to international community
Muhammad Muzahidul Islam : Members of the international community have so many duties and obligations. These duties and obligations come from the relevant international instruments...
Extortionists reemerging under new political guise
THE recent political upheaval in Bangladesh has inadvertently cast a spotlight on a deeply entrenched extortion. While the ouster of the Awami League government has...
Strategies for a corruption-free Bangladesh: A guide to execution
Harunur Rashid : The Anti-Discrimination Students Movement has opened the door to reform many areas of our country and build a corruption-free Bangladesh. Originally aimed...
Restoring FDI inflows is crucial to secure economic upheaval
Bangladesh’s economic growth story, once wrongly termed a beacon of hope, is ultimately facing a significant challenge: a decline in foreign direct investment (FDI) as...
The hidden costs of politicised curriculum
Masum Billah : In the name of new curriculum particularly its assessment system has already made a mockery in the field of education of Bangladesh...
How far training is relevant to our nation’s development
Dr. Forqan Uddin Ahmed : Bangladesh is currently suffering from an acute shortage of skilled workers and managers. The situation is deteriorating day by day...
Banking sector in so turmoil than anyone could imagine
Bangladesh’s banking sector is facing a perfect storm of political unrest, escalating bad loans, and concerns over governance. Protests have erupted across multiple banks as...
BB’s Band-Aid Solution for a Gushing Wound
The Bangladesh Bank’s (BB’s) recent decision to curtail special liquidity support to nine struggling banks, including five Shariah-based lenders, is a belated attempt to staunch...
What the ministry of education needs to do urgently
Masum Billah : To remove the heaps of irregularities developed in the field of education for so many years, an urgent, a middle-term and long-term...