Water for all
Despite living at the world’s largest delta having over 1,210 billion cubic metres of fresh water in deposit, surprisingly over 2.6 crore Bangladeshi nationals do...
Despite living at the world’s largest delta having over 1,210 billion cubic metres of fresh water in deposit, surprisingly over 2.6 crore Bangladeshi nationals do...
Rifat Zafreen :‘My mother does nothing, she is a home maker’, replies Tipu while asked what his mother is. Tipu is a university student who...
Dr. Md. Shairul Mashreque :The development of colourful cricket is contemporaneous with the globalization of cricket. This kingly game, once a pass time of the...
THE Press Council’s latest initiative to make professional certificates for journalists mandatory is seen as nothing but a tactical attempt to tighten its grip on...
RISING trend of overweight and obesity among urban people, especially women, is emerging as a serious health concern in Bangladesh, show study reports. Around 17...
Stop killing, please It is not acceptable that blockade and hartal will continue sine die. Our question is: Who will pay the price of the...
Stop them once for all ISIL has been carrying out devastations in the name of religion in the Middle-East for months together. The latest of...
Pat Walsh :Over the past few years, we have experienced an incredible wave of social innovations that are changing the lives of millions of people...
Tim Boersma and Charles K Ebinger :World coal markets are in transition. While many countries are commencing efforts to phase out coal due to concerns...
A.R. Farrukh Ahamed :Bangladesh has a long history of maintaining a routine form of local government even before its inception in 1971. As a sovereign,...
NEWS report published in The New Nation on Saturday said the revised annual development programme (RADP) has showed as outlined in a report of the...
A NEWS item in national dailies early this week said the government has decided to make swimming mandatory for all school children in order to...