Our independence was not accomplished overnight; the path to the freedom struggle was not smooth.

International migration plays a significantly large role in our economy.

It is unfortunate that, in Bangladesh, greedy humans can take possession of public properties through forging documents or resorting to other

The Ukraine war is a tragedy of tragedies, catastrophic for the Ukrainian people, a disaster for the global economy and a real setback for

We don’t need another botched govt relief programme for the poor

That the government has brought 100 percent of the country’s population under electricity coverage is truly an amazing achievement.

There are two major outcomes and messages on adaptation to climate change that have been mentioned in the recently published Sixth Assessment Report (AR6) of Working Group II (WG2) of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).

Winter always lingers delightfully on the Dhaka University campus. The fallen leaves of myriad colours underneath the tall trees create a surreal montage against the green grass.

Bangladesh’s abstention in the vote on the Ukraine crisis at the United Nations’ emergency special session on March 3, 2022 deserves much more scrutiny than it has received thus far.

If you think the social media tendency to obsess over trivial matters is problematic, be sure to highlight what’s causing it.

Govt should strengthen relevant bodies, uphold consumer rights

Ahsania Mission was established to promote the spiritual development of people all over the world and to strengthen the bond of love between people.

The sight of a bus taking sharp turns on a busy road to get ahead of another bus to pick up passengers is common in Dhaka. It matters little to the first bus driver if a pedestrian comes under the wheels of his vehicle and gets killed in their mad rush.

Bangladesh has once again found itself as a target for Western ire, following its abstention from voting on a resolution condemning Russian military aggression in Ukraine, during a rare emergency session of the UN General Assembly that took place on March 2, 2021.

Fifty-six-year-old Babul Sardar of Debhata upazila in Satkhira was arrested with 50 bottles of phensedyl on December 11, 2021 by the Detective Branch (DB) of police.

The Information Commission of Bangladesh delivered a much-awaited decision on March 8, 2022, and a much-needed shot in the arm of the right to information (RTI) regime in Bangladesh.

A day that only highlights our inaction

The struggle of the poor and low-income group that began with the outbreak of Covid-19 in early 2020 is now worsened by the unabated rise in the prices of essentials.

Literature in Bangladesh about the war is in the nature of memorials to 1971, a thread between the dead and the living, a reminder of the absent as having once been, a mark of the present, of rupture and continuity.

The news of extrajudicial killings, or reports that expose the percentage of “kills” by the various elements of law enforcement agencies is