Editorial

In a series of diplomatic and not-so-diplomatic, rather, military tensions with Myanmar, Bangladesh has lost one of its BGB soldiers and a good number of...

A REPORT published in this newspaper on Thursday said quoting a WHO study that about 57,000 people die in Bangladesh annually on account of tobacco...

Dr. Md. Shairul Mashreque and Nasir Uddin :Governance of course with the addition of prefix ‘good’ is sinequanon for efficient development management. NGO’s development intervention...

Tanbir Uddin Arman :Although all pre-election opinion surveys and analyses about BJP’s potential to hit the jackpot in the 16th Lok Sabha election have not...

Funding community radios In Bangladesh, 14 community radios are operating in different parts of the country to help rural people uplift their socio-economic condition by...

Dr. Muhammed Idris Bhuiyan :(From previous issue)This is how we have continued to adjust and adapt to changes in global competition, the limits to growing...

Pratap Chatterjee :Enemies, innocent victims, and soldiers have always made up the three faces of war. With war growing more distant, with drones capable of...

IT was certainly a relief to the millions reeling under a long unbearable scorching summer heat that the rains came in the city at last...

FRAGMENTED bureaucratic setup coupled with corruption and irregularities takes a toll on social safety net schemes, an English daily reported on Friday quoting opinion of...

IN a horrific development, newspapers have reported that some parts of Dhaka city have been facing acute crisis of water for around three months now....

COUNTRY’S foreign debt repayment bill will surpass $ 2 billion in the coming fiscal year due to a surge in ‘hard term’ and ‘suppliers’ credits’...

Stop post -poll blame game Last elections are marked with waves of violence, particularly against minority communities. Some villagers especially in Jessore district were attacked...