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;...
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...
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 stands as one of the most luminous figures in the history of Bengali literature and global culture. He was not merely a poet;...
On the ninth death anniversary of IUBAT’s founder, Bangladesh reflects on the educator who foresaw the knowledge economy before the term entered national discourse Few...
To resolve the waterlogging of Dhaka city there is no dearth of preparation- promises, small projects, big projects and large allocations. But as there is...
“If every political manifesto declares the public good as its ‘number one agenda,’ and if every leader claims the national interest as their guiding star,...
We live in a world where wars, disasters, elections, revolutions, and earthquakes can be accessed in a matter of seconds; but the concept of ‘instant...
Ethical governance and integrity systems are essential for accountability, transparency, efficiency, and public trust in state institutions. In Bangladesh, the need for ethical governance has...
The latest UNICEF research has once again exposed a painful reality: thousands of children in Bangladesh are progressing through primary education without acquiring even the...
In an exclusive interview with The New Nation, Ataur Rahman Dhaly – former adviser to the late BNP Chairperson Begum Khaleda Zia and now he...
I would like to draw attention to a growing concern among students today: the excessive use of artificial intelligence (AI). Although AI has brought significant...
