Readers’ Voice
Our deep respect to the martyrs of language movement “Amar bhaer rokte rangano ekushe February, ami ki bhulite pari?” We remember the martyrs with deep...
Editorial
A clear economic policy roadmap is imperative for sustainable growth
In the realm of economic policy, uncertainty hampers progress. The recent unexpected decision by the government to reduce export subsidies has once again highlighted the...
Bangladesh’s untapped potential for hydropower
Pranto Chatterjee : Bangladesh, a nation crisscrossed by an intricate network of rivers and adorned with rolling hills, holds within its terrain a vast, untapped...
Policymakers must address the root causes of GDP’s slowdown
The recent revelation of Bangladesh’s GDP growth figures for the last financial year paints a worrying picture of economic stagnation, with the nation experiencing one...
How is the election manipulated by the polling agents?
Dr. Forqan Uddin Ahmed : Bangladesh has just witnessed yet another historical election, marked by low voter turnout. In this non-competitive election, AL-nominated candidates won...
Urgent action must be taken for migrants return home empty-handed
In light of the distressing plight faced by thousands of Bangladeshi migrants returning home empty-handed, urgent action must be taken to address this crisis. These...
Corporate branding, CSR fundamentals to business boom
Mozidur R Biswas : In the wide horizon of the business world, it is virtually impossible to separate the connections and dependencies that exist between...
People’s trust in financial sector must be restored
The recent panel discussion on the transformation of Bangladesh’s financial sector paints a stark picture of the challenges plaguing the country’s economy. Economists and experts...
People must enjoy benefits of duty cut
To boost supplies and contain prices of essential commodities during the holy month of Ramadan, the government has taken measures to alleviate the sufferings of...
Empowering Nuclear Science Graduates for impactful roles in the medical field in Bangladesh
Prof Dr Mokhlesur Rahman : Nuclear science and engineering stand as catalysts for transformative change, offering profound insights into the intricate workings of our universe...
Microfinance as a catalyst for rural development in Bangladesh
Dr Matiur Rahman : The roots of microfinance in Bangladesh can be traced back to the early 1970s, with the establishment of the Grameen Bank....
Exercise caution in banking sector mergers
The recent initiative by the Bangladesh Bank (BB) to promote mergers within the country’s banking sector has prompted a chorus of warnings from industry experts....