General Ershad also amended the Constitution and inserted Islam as the state religion

Situation of Pakistan is synonymous with Myanmar for being governed and dominated by armed forces who cannot take prudent decision to resolve a crisis other than complicating it

The time has come to calculate how much our workers are sending to Bangladesh as remittance and how much of their money leaving Bangladesh in advance well before departing their homeland

Unlike physical or human capital, social capital is a relatively new idea in development literature

Acknowledging the importance of CGE modelling as a helpful tool for policy analysis, writes Azaz Zaman

 England win a World Cup and for once the nation really was watching

The government is aiming to post Bangladesh as the gateway for the digital world and has taken multiple initiatives to develop digital ready pool of talent, writes Zunaid Ahmed Palak

Union Parishad is the lowest tier of the local government bodies in Bangladesh, writes Dr. Akhter Hussain

Ershad is the second living military ruler in the world who became key state person and national politician even after capturing state power through military coup ousting a constitutional government, writes Md Ragebul Reza

The report has tried, through interviews of some human rights activists or organisations, to identify the causes responsible for all those violences

In 1977 Chittagong Municipality was renamed as Chittagong Poura Shoba and in 1990 Poura Shoba became City Corporation

"We are a suicidal nation because we do not know our basic rights which are guaranteed in the Constitution," says the writer

Admission in foreign universities depends on GPA-4

Rohingya people are deprived of fundamental rights because of wrong policy of oppressive military rulers who ran the country for 49 years

Bangladesh and China are currently enjoying the best of relationships and that can be strengthened even further

The rage of the wind in a storm or the gentle breeze; the sound and silence of the birds blend in as parts of the emotional orchestra within us

Bangladesh and China— the two time-tested friends— always enjoy excellent relationship since the establishment of their diplomatic ties - Md Enamul Hassan 

China also has to think in terms of its friends in the region who too fear instability if the Rohingy are not taken back to their homes in Myanmar by Aung San Suu Kyi

Where is the courage of the people of Bangladesh who had earned this country on the blood of millions of martyrs, questions the writer A.K.M. Atiqur Rahman

Bangladesh’s economic growth has been commendably and consistently high during this decade, writes Shaikh Rezanul Haque (Manik)

North Korea researcher Andray Abrahamian, a frequent visitor to the country, estimates there to be only about 200 Westerners in the country

Around 450 rivers have criss-crossed Bangladesh. But shortage of pure water is more acute here than any other parts of the globe, writes Firoz Al Mamun

It creates burning in my heart when I observe that Rifat was killed in front of many people, writes Pranab Kumar Panday

The success of Bangladesh government in transforming the country’s public services through innovation and technology earned global plaudits, writes Bappy Rahman

Bangladesh is striving for success in tune with the developments taking place all around Western World, writes Sujayendra Das

Much of our future depends on how we manage our education system, writes Prof. Quazi Faruque Ahmed

Bangladesh is one of the frontline states exposed to all kinds of negative impacts, writes Dr. Akhter Hussain

In recent days, China has been involved in Bangladesh’s massive development works

Hundreds of crimes are being committed in the country regularly

We should not bring players' families, religions and political views while evaluating their deeds, writes Nasih Ul Wadud Alam

At that time, the Prime Minister of Bangladesh would request Chinese President Xi Jinping to play an effective role in repatriating Myanmar’s citizens staying in Bangladesh

The picture of the National Institute of Kidney Diseases & Urology (NIKDU) is the same as thousands of patients go there for medical tests and treatment

It is evident that a quarter has planned to destroy the sector that produces cement, writes Firoz Al Mamun

It is really disappointing to see that the allocation for extremely crucial health sector is less than 1 per cent of the GDP, writes Shazzad Khan

Railways started functioning since 2nd half of 19th century in Bangladesh, writes Dr. Syed Nesar Ahmad Rumy

There is a widespread consensus that substantial long-term sea-level rise will continue for centuries to come

There is another tendency that the same people are getting appointed in diverse positions several times, writes Pranab Kumar Panday

Freelancing jobs include everything from computer programming to web design, tax preparation, and search engine optimization, writes Azaz Zaman

The population of Bangladesh is silently increasing at a rate that may hoist cautionary signal No.1 in the very near future, writes Sakib Hasan