Md. Rizwanul Islam

On 7 February 2019, the High Court Division (HCD) delivered a judgment on the legality of a policy promulgated by the Ministry of Education (MOE) in 2012 on limiting the involvement of teachers in the coaching business.

Recently, the policymakers have circulated the idea of the compulsory use of national identity card (NIDs) for purchasing something as

Media reports sometimes claim that the law for recovery of non-performing loans (NPL) as crafted in the principal law in force in this regard, the Money Loan Court Act, 2003 (MLCA) is too soft towards the borrowers.

On 18 July 2018, the Dhaka Stock Exchange Limited (DSE), delisted the shares of Rahima Food Corporation and Modern Dyeing Limited.

Seeking remedies for professional negligence is a relatively less explored area in Bangladesh.

Many may say that the way the out-going Chief Justice Sinha has resigned from his office may have saved our highest court from a

Despite our biological similarities, all of us are somehow unique; the same goes even for twins who would have

Studying law reports is an inseparable part of the engagement with the law. Everyone dealing with the law in any professional capacity

It is commonly perceived that the High Court Division (HCD) has original statutory jurisdiction in company matters and the perception

Anyone comparing the packets of tobacco products in Bangladesh and some other countries may notice that the packets in

In recent years, the liability for crimes committed by companies has been a matter of intense scrutiny in many

Shoppers of retail stores would have noticed that many of these stores insist on a policy of not taking photographs within the store.

On 28 September 2016, ignoring the veto of the then US President Barack Obama , both houses of the US Congress enacted the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA).

The victimisation of consumers by some form of negligent or shoddy dealings is a common problem not just in

Apart from politics and other extra-academic issues, a problem with the recruitment process in public universities is that it heavily relies on academic results of the candidate. But almost all of the world's best universities would rather put much more emphasis on the research potential and record of the applicant.

Only around a year or so ago, three-wheelers were banned from plying on highways.

The 13 writ petitions relating to the management of internal and external affairs of Darul Ihsan University (DIHU) which has led

News media all over the country have reported that the results of Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and Secondary School Certificate (SSC) examinations would, from now on, be published not just with the letter grades but with the marks obtained.

It is not very often that I can laud the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) for its professionalism or foresightedness.

A broad-brush branding of the quality of legal education in private universities may please many and may perpetuate some myths, but probably would make little contribution to the improvement of the real quality of education. It would also fail to respond to the irregularities or lackings. Rather, any perception-based, dismissive attitude would accentuate a futile categorisation which would not be conducive for any meaningful, rigorous assessment.