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Growing Crisis of Data Security
12 Oct 2026 Today's Newspaper
A strange kind of innovation is taking place in Bangladesh. Someone has apparently discovered that a contraceptive pill can be
05 Oct 2026 Today's Newspaper
We often ask why ordinary people have become so impatient with one another. Why does a disagreement over politics, religion,
28 Sep 2026 Today's Newspaper
In Bangladesh, there are two very different experiences of borrowing money from a bank. For an ordinary borrower, a missed
21 Sep 2026 Today's Newspaper
The striking image from this year’s Class XI admission season is not of overcrowded college corridors, but empty classrooms. Bangladesh
19 Sep 2026 Today's Newspaper
The most interesting thing about the 18th BRICS summit in New Delhi may not be what the leaders say inside
14 Sep 2026 Today's Newspaper
What can a 17-year-old do when the state asks his family for money to release funds that already belong to
07 Sep 2026 Today's Newspaper
Bangladesh has achieved something remarkable in primary education: it has built one of the largest systems of its kind in
31 Aug 2026 Today's Newspaper
A country may look unsafe when murders increase. But when murders look normal in a country, it really turns into
24 Aug 2026 Today's Newspaper
Battery-run Rickshaw Is Not the Problem, Our Unpreparedness Is
17 Aug 2026 Today's Newspaper
There is an old saying that if you reward people for climbing trees, they will eventually stop caring where the
10 Aug 2026 Today's Newspaper
Every morning before entering my classroom, I look up at the concrete pillars that now dominate the skyline. From the
03 Aug 2026 Editorial
What India’s Gen Z Protest Reveals about Modern Democracy
27 Jul 2026 Today's Newspaper
For decades, the world’s most valuable exports have not been oil, garments or automobiles. They have been profits. Every year,
24 Jul 2026 Today's Newspaper
Bangla QR arrives wrapped in the language of progress. It promises a future where every payment, whether at a neighbourhood
19 Jul 2026 Today's Newspaper
When a National Cricketer Faces Such Harassment, What Can Ordinary Citizens Expect?
15 Jun 2026 Today's Newspaper
When a new government completes its first hundred days, the public conversation usually follows a familiar script.
09 Jun 2026 Today's Newspaper
For years, the international discussion on Myanmar has been framed around a familiar moral question. Is the country moving towards
04 Jun 2026 Today's Newspaper
Every few years, Bangladesh rediscovers a truth it never truly confronts: the children are still being hurt in the very
26 May 2026 Today's Newspaper
For months, Bangladesh has been hearing two parallel stories about law and order. One comes from podiums,
18 May 2026 Editorial
