Nafis Ehsas Chowdhury

New crises! New vices! Stand in a fuel queue for an interminable 20 hours. Come back tomorrow and repeat the drill.

The India-Pakistan rivalry, a relic of a 1947 divorce that never truly ended, continues to hold the aspirations of billions of people hostage. We’ve allowed a bilateral grudge to function as a regional veto.

In the air-conditioned classrooms of our universities, we are fed an expensive lie.

Despite being largely regarded as a gateway to prosperity and social mobility, tertiary education is in profound crisis.

As more people turn to digital platforms for news in this manner, traditional newspapers are facing an existential crisis.

To put it mildly, the current state of the Ministry of Labour and Employment is disheartening. It must be revitalised

It is deplorable how the previous government did not find it shameful to allow students to be harassed, beaten, and even killed to satisfy political desires.

Around the world, countries are putting in extended industrious efforts to find ways to fight climate change and secure a prosperous future for the generations ahead. As people all over the world realise the environmental challenges we are experiencing,