May Day: The way forward to prioritise social justice
Dr. Forqan Uddin Ahmed : May 1 is widely known as International Labour Day, a day when we celebrate the contribution of workers worldwide. It...
Dr. Forqan Uddin Ahmed : May 1 is widely known as International Labour Day, a day when we celebrate the contribution of workers worldwide. It...
Bangladesh is in the throes of a crisis unlike any other. The country is experiencing its longest and most severe heatwave on record, with temperatures...
Dr. Matiur Rahman : Prof Dr. Shahida Akhter was a renowned pediatrician who worked tirelessly for almost three decades of her life for newborn babies....
Prof Dr. Md. Abdul Maleque : Education is a continuous and multiple process of enlightening human beings. This process of imparting education simultaneously happens in...
A recent raid on a jail in Jashore for drug trafficking exposes a deeply troubling reality: Bangladeshi prisons themselves have become breeding grounds for the...
Lt Col Mohammad Anisuzzaman, PhD, AEC : Bangladesh Army has been playing a tremendous role in Bangladesh’s progress since 1971. Bangladesh Army is not only...
The relentless heatwave gripping the nation has made life unbearable for everyone. But for expecting mothers, the scorching temperatures pose an even greater challenge. Carrying...
The dream of becoming a government primary school teacher has become a nightmare for many honest candidates. The recent uncovering of a question paper leak...
Prof. Rayhan Ahmed Tapader : Evaluating the economic effects of climate change is a pivotal step for planning adaptation in developing countries. For Bangladesh, global...
Media reports, quoting Bangladesh Rice Research Institute (BRRI), say the production of rice in the country will exceed four crore tonnes this year, which is...
Sir Frank Peters : Why is fire so distant from the minds of most Bengalis until it’s too late to prevent? I am appalled, dismayed,...
Abdur Rahman : In geopolitics, the oil- rich Middle East has been a bubbling hotbed of conflagration for decades due to the spate of rows...