Abdullah Akber Dhaka
It looks more like a canal :Padma is a major river in Bangladesh. It is the main distributary of the Ganges, flowing generally southeast for...
It looks more like a canal :Padma is a major river in Bangladesh. It is the main distributary of the Ganges, flowing generally southeast for...
National team in Club Tournament! :The Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) has sent the national team to take part in a club cup football tournament in...
SAUDI ARABIA is likely to extend duty-free market access to five products from Bangladesh, including garment and pharmaceuticals, to enhance bilateral trade. The development came...
WHILE Bangladesh is passionately seeking global attention to save itself from the impact of climate change, the initiative taken in the mid 80s to create...
Mohammad Mosaddek Hussain :Since the genesis of the department or division of personnel management in different industrial and manufacturing organizations after the industrial revolution the...
Sergio Carrera and Karel Lannoo :The tragedy of asylum-seekers across the EU is the subject of widespread discussions of an unprecedented scale. The events have...
Chris Elias :Last week, African policymakers gathered in Kampala, Uganda, for the 6th African Day for Food and Nutrition Security. Coming just weeks after the...
Christopher Hitchens :For the last several years, starting long before I was appointed auxiliary bishop in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, I’ve been posting short...
Hockey in crisis :The eighth edition of the Men’s Junior Asia Cup began on November 14 at the Wisma Belia Hockey Stadium in Kuantan, Malaysia....
The New Nation reported how only 50 percent of the development work of Purbachal New Town Project has been completed in the last two decades....
THE government ban on cyber operation in social media as reported by national dailies on Thursday came as a big shock to users at all...
Introduce faster train like Green Arrow The 3up/ 4 down Green Arrow Express Train running between Dhaka and Chittagong was a model to the train...