Like bunches of blood-red Oleander, Like flaming clouds at sunset Asad’s shirt flutters In the gusty wind, in the limitless blue.

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

The main motto of this year’s Education Day is transforming education radically to reflect the changes occurring right now. It also advocates equity and democratic participation.

In this essay, I offer a reading of the set of events now known as Gana Abhyutthan (Mass Uprising) by attending to Dhaka, the city.

Universities are considered to be the highest place for education, learning, research, and innovation.

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

A political battle to appropriate the legacy of India’s freedom struggle icon Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose is going on between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.

The Leahy amendments, named after their principal sponsor, Senator Patrick Leahy, refer to two statutory provisions—namely Section 620M of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 and Section 362 of Title 10 of the US Code—prohibiting the United States government from using its public funds for assistance to units of foreign security forces where there is “credible information” implicating said unit in the commission of gross violations of human rights (GVHR).

Bangladesh has some very difficult—and one could say unpredictable—times ahead in the coming years.

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

For the last few weeks, I have been seeing news reports after news reports on how unhealthy Dhaka’s air is. In the past week alone, Dhaka was among the top

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

The Rigveda describes the emergence of Virata, the cosmic colossus from which everything has been manifested.

The sudden approval of a draft Election Commission law by the cabinet certainly gives the government and the ruling party a powerful public relation tool, as they can claim they have done what no other party even attempted in the last 50 years.

Can the flapping of a butterfly’s wings here cause a storm elsewhere?

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.

With the price of basic necessities going up yet again, it is no surprise that people are campaigning for a reduction in fuel price. Fuel is, after all, related to the price of transport, food, and other necessities—which is, in fact, precisely the problem.

Airports are the most fascinating places in the world. This forced congregation of total strangers from all corners of the world, rushing off to destinations as exotic as Zanzibar or Casablanca—isn’t it just wonderful?