Can Poetry Survive in Age of AI and Short-form Content?
Can Poetry Survive in Age of AI and Short-form Content?
13 Oct 2026 Today's Newspaper
After Apratim: Questions That Must Not Die
After Apratim: Questions That Must Not Die
30 Sep 2026 Today's Newspaper
Beyond Profit: Why Values Are Becoming Women Entrepreneurs’ Competitive Advantage
For decades, business success has been measured by familiar metrics: revenue, market share, investment and profitability. These indicators remain important,
19 Sep 2026 Post Logue
Why Listening Becoming a Rare Leadership Skill
Leadership is often associated with speaking: giving direction, presenting a vision, making decisions and persuading people to follow. But in
12 Sep 2026 Post Logue
Can Dhaka Ever Become a Sponge City?
Can Dhaka Ever Become
a Sponge City?
02 Sep 2026 Today's Newspaper
The Unseen Footsteps
of Climate Change
The Unseen Footsteps
of Climate Change
04 Aug 2026 Post Logue
Woman, Business and Invisible Emotional Labour
Woman, Business and Invisible Emotional Labour
22 Jul 2026 Today's Newspaper
Can Laws Alone Protect Children Online?
Can Laws Alone Protect Children Online?
15 Jul 2026 Today's Newspaper
True Child Safety Begins with Trust, Not Rules
True Child Safety Begins with
Trust, Not Rules
17 Jun 2026 Today's Newspaper
Lethal Cost of Unverified Learning
Lethal Cost of Unverified Learning
19 May 2026 Post Logue
Cost of Not Choosing: A Founder’s Dilemma in Bangladesh
In Bangladesh’s growing startup ecosystem, ambition is everywhere. Every founder wants rapid growth, steady profit, a polished product, and a
09 May 2026 Post Logue
A Day Without Internet: What Would Actually Happen?
Imagine waking up tomorrow and your phone shows “No Service”. You try connecting Wi-Fi but fail. Mobile data, dead. You
25 Apr 2026 Post Logue
Why ‘Female Leader’ Label Limits True Impact
Debate grows over “female leadership” label, with experts warning it may reinforce bias instead of promoting equal, universal leadership in
18 Mar 2026 Today's Newspaper
Why We Are Afraid to Face the Facts
In the quiet corners of Dhaka’s living rooms, a new kind of ghost is haunting the middle class. It isn't
