Why tech graduates are jobless-and what’s missing
The gap between university education and industry requirements is no longer a new concern. It has been discussed repeatedly in policy discussions, academic forums, and...
Editorial
People must get respite from the deadly gas explosion
It is shocking that the lives continue to lose due to gas explosions in the country. This time, the incident took place in Fatulla, Narayanganj;...
Why Pure-Play CBS Matters for Islamic Banks
The global Islamic finance industry has evolved far beyond being merely an “alternative” banking model. Today, Islamic banking represents a sophisticated financial ecosystem built upon...
Public suffering in the capital due to uncoordinated excavation must be reduced
In the capital, there is constant excavation of roads all year round. Today is here, tomorrow there. In this situation, it is difficult to walk....
A Shift in West Bengal Politics After a Long Interval
The election in West Bengal, an important state of India neighboring Bangladesh, has concluded peacefully. With the cooperation of the central government, the Election Commission...
The silent rise of “degree inflation” in Bangladesh
Bangladesh has undergone a silent yet profound socioeconomic transformation known as “degree inflation.” Degree inflation is the growing tendency of employers and institutions to demand...
Why local government elections are vital for strengthening democracy?
By the end of this year, elections to various levels of local government, including city corporations, municipalities, upazilas and union councils, are likely to be...
Thalassaemia-- A Silent Crisis Demands Urgent Action
As elsewhere across the globe, Bangladesh observed the World Thalassaemia Day on May 8. It is a stark reminder that we can prevent this preventable...
Rabindranath Tagore in the Eyes of Today’s Generation: A New Reading of Globalisation, Humanity, and Culture
Rabindranath Tagore stands as one of the most luminous figures in the history of Bengali literature and global culture. He was not merely a poet;...
A Visionary Ahead of His Time: The Enduring Legacy of Professor Alimullah Miyan
Few educators in Bangladesh’s post-independence history have married vision with institution-building as durably as Professor Dr. Alimullah Miyan. This week marks the ninth anniversary of...
Thalassaemia-- A Silent Crisis Demands Urgent Action
As elsewhere across the globe, Bangladesh observed the World Thalassaemia Day on May 8. It is a stark reminder that we can prevent this preventable...
Rabindranath Tagore in the Eyes of Today’s Generation: A New Reading of Globalisation, Humanity, and Culture
Rabindranath Tagore stands as one of the most luminous figures in the history of Bengali literature and global culture. He was not merely a poet;...