National roadmap essential to enhance manpower export
It’s good news that Japan will recruit one lakh Bangladeshi workers over the next five years to help address its labour shortage. For this, Bangladesh...
Editorial
‘Incorporate proposals in polls manifesto to upgrade RMG workers’ living condition’
Z. A. M. Khairuzzaman : Working people are the main driving force of Bangladesh’s development and economy. The number of the country’s working people stands...
Medical Waste Management: Lessons from Research, Pathways to Hope
Zahid Hossain Firoz : Every human being requires food, water, and medical care to survive. However, once these basic needs are met, the wastes they...
ADP revision needed before national polls to avoid stagnation in development
THE stagnation that is being observed in the implementation of the country’s development projects is worrying. According to a newspaper report yesterday, the interim government...
Bangladesh’s Political Ideology and the Politics for the People
Al Mamun Harun Ur Rashid : For fifty-four years, Bangladesh has been ruled by ideas — Mujibism, Bengali nationalism, secularism, military nationalism — yet for...
Ensure sending workers abroad through legal channel
As the number of unemployed people in the country is rapidly increasing, many of them prefer to migrate abroad to escape the curse of unemployment...
We need to diversify our farming to ensure nutritional security
BANGLADESH’S agriculture is now at the cusp of a major transformation. For decades, we have understood food security only as an abundance of rice and...
From Dust to Danger: Air Pollution’s Impact on the Young
By Motaher Hossain : Unbelievable but true — most people, including children, are inhaling poison with every breath they take. This silent danger shortens lives,...
May public expectations be fulfilled in the national elections?
The upcoming 13th parliamentary elections have been the most talked about topic in the country for quite some time. One of the main goals of...
The July Charter: Bangladesh’s Democratic Crossroads
Arysha Hosein : Dhaka – Bangladesh stands at the threshold of a new political chapter. The July Charter, born from a wave of mass mobilization...
Law enforcers must be more proactive in controlling crimes
The number of murders in the country has increased alarmingly. According to the police headquarters, 2,911 murder cases were registered across the country in the...
How Bureaucratic Training Fails to Fix the System?
H. M. Nazmul Alam : Over the past decade, Bangladesh has spent nearly twenty-two thousand crore taka on training its government employees. The figure alone...