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...
Editorial
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...
Great May Day: Workers dignity, rights and a secure future
Great May Day is celebrated around the world every year on May 1. In 2026, this day also reminds us of the history of workers’...
IMF forecasts Bangladesh needed appropriate steps to combat inflation
The forecast for Bangladesh’s economy in the latest ‘World Economic Outlook’ report by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is worrying. It clearly indicates how devastating...
Bangladesh, My Beloved: Beyond Profit, Rooted in Sacrifice and Spirit
Bangladesh is more than a geographical boundary on the map. It is a living, breathing expression of history, sacrifice, resilience, and emotion. For millions, Bangladesh...
Bangladesh enters global nuclear club: Safety measures must be maintained
After a long decade of preparation, infrastructure development, and the acquisition of complex technical capabilities, Bangladesh is finally entering the era of nuclear power generation....
Why is a Strong Central bank needed for Bangladesh?
Bangladesh finds itself at the economic crossroads today. The country has shown considerable success in its economic development over the past 20 years, owing to...
A strong lightning policy is an urgent need of the hour
In recent years, lightning has emerged as a natural hazard in Bangladesh, with over 300 annual fatalities, primarily affecting farmers in the rural areas. Lightning...
Bangladesh Enters the Nuclear Era—A Historic Milestone Uranium Loading to Begin today at the Country’s First RNPP
Ending a long wait, Bangladesh is set to join the elite group of nations producing nuclear power. After a decade of uninterrupted infrastructure development and...
Strict vigilance needed against fertilizer-diesel manipulation
The suffering of the common people has increased due to the war in the Middle East. There is no clear direction as to where and...