It is unfortunate that an important hospital like the Dhaka Mahanagar General Hospital, one of the two hospitals run by the Dhaka South City

Why is police data on road accidents and casualties still so unreliable?

We commend the investigation of a civil committee into the MV Abhijan 10 launch fire on December 24, 2021, which found proof of

We need an effective legal process to prosecute them quickly

It is quite unfortunate that road crashes continue to take lives without any respite, mocking the laws of the land as underage or ill-trained

What’s the point of closing schools while keeping all other public spaces open?

Shortage of gas supply has become a daily reality for many households and industries in Dhaka and adjacent areas, according to a report by this daily on

Engage with various stakeholders to repeal DSA

Why people show no qualms when a canal or a similar water body gets filled up with garbage right before their eyes remains a big puzzle.

Test kit availability vital for curbing Covid surge

It is quite alarming that open electrical lines going right through the Lawachhara forest are turning into a death trap for different species of wildlife there.

Govt should invite scrutiny from all stakeholders before passing it

It is hardly believable from the current state of affairs on our roads that we’re going through a still-raging pandemic. As the country witnesses

The EC should address concerns about the past of some NCC candidates

We are concerned at the way police on January 16, 2022 responded to the agitating students of Shahjalal University of Science and Technology (SUST) who had confined the vice-chancellor to press home their demands.

Ivy does it for the third time

It is quite alarming, if not as surprising, that Dhaka city has ranked fourth in the latest list of world cities with the worst air quality, as per the Air Quality Index

Authorities should consider using tidal river management (TRM) approach

Nothing seems to have worked with the capital’s traffic signal system even after spending Tk 119 crore over the last 15 years. Its method of controlling traffic flow on the roads remains as primitive as ever, with traffic policemen jumping right in front of running cars and using their hands to direct vehicular movement. Even ropes, cones and bamboo fences are used to control the extremely disorderly city traffic.

Govt must give them protection, find their missing relatives