His departure is part of life’s natural course. But we have to hold steadfast to his ethics.

The “Bangalee way” in the sense of a single, linear way is a myth at best, and nationalist propaganda at worst.

Being surrounded by sycophants is an occupational hazard for anyone who has some form of power.

Nature wants to be treated right and climate change impacts will become even harsher if positive changes are not incorporated in the current practices.

Shorn of its sacred grandeur the Padma has embraced its secularised and earthier image with some muscularity, audacity and flair.

AL General Secretary Obaidul Quader speaks to the media almost every day, and the BNP, quite predictably, is one of the key topics he addresses.

This unusually high construction costs of various megaprojects in Bangladesh are fuelled by irregularities, corruption, and problems with project planning.

Sound governance is a challenging task. People now have high expectations. Therefore, they look to elected leaders to create and sustain development of the economy, infrastructure, environment, and public utility services.

A true patriot, he not only played a key role in the birth of Bangladesh, but devoted his life to make the dream of our independence a reality.

He has shown us that politics need not be a dirty word, that healthcare is a right, not a privilege, and that dialogue and respect can take us further than we ever thought possible.

The kind of indifference and apathy with which mental health is treated is appalling and poses a great threat to the future of our students.

Facts, once the prerogative of the media, used to be sacred. Now, they are just fodder in an increasingly hostile war of narratives.

What happens to Gandhi has important implications for India’s future.

AI can show us a way and demonstrate basic structure, but computational models and robots do not accurately represent the complexity and depth of the human experience, so there are limits to what we can learn from them.

In countries like Bangladesh, where there is no provision for unemployment allowance, poor people cannot afford to remain without work.

Cultivating research mindset and critical thinking among students is important, but does this require foregoing the necessary academic routine of “teaching a course, administering tests, and grading students”?

Around 22 percent of live births in Bangladesh are still unintended at conception.

Though millions of graduates are searching for suitable jobs, employers claim a shortage of skilled employees.

The government is not taking OHCHR recommendations about the law into account.

One must ask: how does the government expect to implement proper corrective measures without bringing in full transparency?