Amidst ongoing protests and unrest in Bangladesh, political leaders have urged demonstrators to maintain peace and avoid violence. The movement, which initiated the nationwide protests...
Bangladesh’s burgeoning tourism industry has been dealt a severe blow by the recent quota reform protests that turned violent. Tour operators across the country are...
Wares Ali Khan: Bangladesh is vulnerable to climate disasters and prone to fragility because of its geographical location. Due to sea-level rise, lack of safe...
A looming crisis of graduate unemployment is casting a long shadow over Bangladesh, according to a leading economist. Khondaker Golam Moazzem, Research Director of the...
Md. Al Amin :Drug addiction is as a matter of fact one kind of zeal for an illegal and harmful thing, which spoils a drug...
The recent political unrest, coupled with a shocking revelation about the country’s export figures, has cast a long shadow over its economic future. The nation,...
Oritro Karim : Global warming, widely believed to be a universal crisis, will actually impact girls and women far more than boys and men. It...
The ongoing students’ Quota Reform Movement has led to the closure of schools and universities across the country. It also caused the postponement of HSC...
Md. Billal Hossen : Mr. Akil Hossain, a 45-year-old man, had been battling diabetes and kidney stones for two years. After consulting a clinical dietitian...
Bangladesh has a new bragging right: a crore tax identification number (TIN) holder. But this numerical feat is a hollow victory when juxtaposed with the...
Wares Ali Khan : Most of the first-half of 2024, regular school activities to cope up with the new national curriculum allowing the need for...
Dr. Md. Sakawat Hossain : The quota reform movement poses serious questions regarding the government’s ability to deliver good governance, professionalism and effectiveness of law-and-order...
