The man eager to pay back his debt is becoming a rarity. Yet, he represents the hardworking, honest Bangladesh that can bring real change to the system.

The decision to restrict US visa services to Bangladeshi nationals who might be unlawfully and immorally involved in undermining the forthcoming electoral process has created a political maelstrom.

This is a piece both on and not on Samaresh Majumdar.

Writing is becoming increasingly difficult as one has to tiptoe through a minefield, not knowing which topic may set off a trigger or become a bummer. It’s not nice to hear that we have the worst record of press freedom among South Asian countries, lower than Afghanistan.

I hate the way I don't hate you, not even close, not even a little bit, not even at all.

The rejection of Hero Alom as a cultural entity hint at deep-seated social anxiety.

The debate that has erupted now involves the desire to de-sire colonial legacies.

Let’s not turn our education into a commercial farce.

The smart thing to do in a planned smart city is to routinely intervene and monitor.

How do we address the silent famine that is looming large?

What are the factors that contribute to the marginalisation of the academic degree of a language in its own country?

Censorship at a public university curtails our right to be exposed to and enriched by art.

The series of earthquakes is a grim reminder that we should never let our guard down against nature.

The newly introduced textbooks for Grades 1, 6 and 7, prepared by the National Curriculum and Textbook Board (NCTB), have created quite a stir.

The pressure to write more, become more visible, master more, and claim mastery over issues beyond one’s discipline or format can make one seek shortcuts.

Is it possible for art to be an ally in promoting the climate conversation?

Can you define 2022 in one word? A word that captures the mood and the mode of a year that’s passed?

The curious case of Bangladeshi supporters taking up sides in the football feud between Brazil and Argentina has caught the attention of international media.

We can do justice to Fardin’s memory by creating a system that makes sense.

We need to change the mindset of grade glorification.