Bangladesh’s tourism potentials yet to be even partially explored
Bangladesh still largely resides in the backwater of international tourism despite it can boast a host of highly interesting and enjoyable travel destinations that attract...
Bangladesh still largely resides in the backwater of international tourism despite it can boast a host of highly interesting and enjoyable travel destinations that attract...
Nadim Shehadi : Universities are today facing a balancing act, in which they need to provide a complete education that includes both professional degrees and...
Md. Saiful Islam Masum : With the rise of technology, the banking sector has seen an unprecedented transformation, with online banking, mobile applications, and digital...
Bangladesh’s air pollution does not receive any attention from the government as if people’s health and life does not matter to them. According to a...
Gambling on digital platforms has become rampant across the country amid the emergence of mobile financial services (MFS) as an easy and primary tool to...
In violation of the law, influential individuals within local communities are unlawfully removing sand from numerous river and coastal locations across the nation, causing harm...
Prof Dr Ahmad Kamruzzaman Majumder : Environmental health is one of the broadest fields within public health because of the myriad of ways external forces...
Richard Haas : There is an old Soviet joke in which a journalist asks the General Secretary of the Communist Party to assess the country’s...
That the serving governor of Bangladesh Bank, Abdur Rauf Talukdar, has been placed at the grade ‘D’ as a governor by the Global Finance Magazine...
Dr Syed Nesar Ahmad Rumy : Recently the geopolitics and geographical location of Bangladesh is a widely discussed issue. Even regionally the geographical location of...
Shirin Sharmin : Infrastructure project delays and cost overrun are now a major worry since they have a direct impact on the national exchequer, taxpayers’...
IT is really astounding to know that the relevant authorities fix only 2.3 per cent of the total medicines in Bangladesh leaving the rest to...