Let the Dhaka-Delhi relations no longer be an obstacle
The results of the elections in India’s several states, including the West Bengal, have been declared. After the change in West Bengal, which borders Bangladesh...
Editorial
Only brilliant teachers can ensure quality education
It is amazing that we have diversity in education but no reflections are seen in education, literature or in economic activities. The education systems we...
Those responsible for measles deaths must be punished
Since the start of the Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI) in the past few decades, measles infections and deaths in the country had been very...
The Loud Noise of War and the Quiet Death of Conscience
There are moments in history when the noise of the world becomes so overwhelming that it begins to resemble silence. Not the silence of peace,...
Govt should emphasise on creating a job-oriented labour market
The story of the expansion of education in the country over the last five decades is one of our prides. During this time, the number...
The Price of War Could End Hunger-If We Choose Wisely
The war between the countries does not bring any well-being. When two countries engage in war, their target is then to kill each other’s people...
We must proceed with caution about foreign loans on tough terms
On the one hand, the government’s income is decreasing, while on the other, its expenditure is increasing at an abnormal rate. The country’s revenue deficit...
The Submergence of a Farmer’s Dream: A Heart Full of Hope, Eyes Full of Tears
Bangladesh has always been a land defined by its resilience, a nation that has perpetually struggled against the forces of nature. However, when the golden...
Efforts must be built to make an efficient and corruption-free bureaucracy
THE type of bureaucracy depends mainly on the type of government of the country. When the foundation of democracy is weak or when an authoritarian...
Society Before the Digital Mirror: Rethinking the Power, Impact, and Responsibility of Social Media
Human beings are inherently social. Throughout history, people have invented new ways to communicate—letters, telephones, and mass media. But in the 21st century, social media...
Investing in Green Energy Could Be a Game Changer in Times of Crisis
At the turn of the 21st century, the world is going through an unprecedented energy crisis. In the context of Bangladesh, this crisis is becoming...
Boro Harvest: A Race Against Time and Climate
After days of continuous rain, combined with inflows from India’s Meghalaya and Assam regions, have increased the sudden flash floods in Bangladesh’s haor regions like...