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...


Arysha Hosein : Dhaka – Bangladesh stands at the threshold of a new political chapter. The July Charter, born from a wave of mass mobilization...
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...
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...
Dr. Dewan Azad Rahman : Today marks the historic Partition of Bengal Day. In the history of this land, the Partition of Bengal stands as...
A new fertilizer licensing policy is being worked out to prevent political influence in appointing dealership, ensuring that only genuine dealers are selected. Fertilizer is...
Abu Ali Tarek : It is found that the process of passport delivery system is working better than before. An officer claimed that it is...
Eight years ago on October 22, 2017, the day was declared as the National Road Safety Day in Bangladesh. But it still remains ever elusive...
Yasir Silmy : US President Donald Trump’s ability to negotiate deals while others fail has been a defining feature of his political career. However, this...
The crisis of trust became more acute during the fallen Hasina government’s tenure. As a result, after the fall of her government and the formation...
FatemaTuz Jannat Noor : In a country where nearly 35 percent of the population is under 25, energy and ideas of young people have never...
The Chittagong Export Processing Zone (CEPZ) has been a symbol of Bangladesh’s industrial development and has driven the country’s economy forward for four decades. Yet...
H. M. Nazmul Alam : The modern miracle of antibiotics once transformed the course of medicine. What was once fatal became curable, and the world...