Manik Mia the power of journalism
WE in free Bangladesh mourn the 47th death of veteran journalist Tofazzal Hossain Manik Mia today who symbolised the power of press to mobilise public...
WE in free Bangladesh mourn the 47th death of veteran journalist Tofazzal Hossain Manik Mia today who symbolised the power of press to mobilise public...
REPORT of several enslaved Bangladeshi labourers in a Scotland hotel breaks all imaginations in a country where Labour Law is highly protected. Illegal trafficking is...
Ulrich Adam :In the quest for bigger yields and greater environmental protection in agriculture, arguably the most important transformation these days is the increasing use...
Tibor Navracsics :Over the coming days, thousands of young people from across Europe will come together for this year’s European Youth Event and YO!Fest to...
(From previous issue) :According to News report:Carlos Brathwaite struck four consecutive sixes in the final over as the West Indies chased down England’s 155 to...
Solar Pump :Due to the negative impacts of urbanisation, water for agricultural irrigation is getting scarcer day by day. To encounter this challenge, various strategies...
A MEDIA report on Monday said that the government for the first time is going to make a separate allocation in the upcoming budget for...
THE demand of lowering the interest rate and keeping it at five to six percent with long-term installment facility for middle and lower middle-class people...
Euro: No clear favourites The 15th edition of the European Championship (Euro) is scheduled to take place between Friday 10 June and Sunday 10 July...
Dr. Md. Shairul Mashreque :There has been an intrinsic connection between cricket T-Twenty and team West Indies. Once West Indies was tiger in all formats...
Rayhan Ahmed Topader :In campaigners, say, EU is being wrongly blamed for Port Talbot situation, as Brexit supporters target affected communities, Former Welsh secretary Lord...
Mohshin Habib :On 12 May, an ‘International Anti-Corruption Summit’ held in London where some heads of state, ministers and diplomats vowed to open up corporate...