The present decision of ‘incentive’ of our government would be a milestone in the history of remittance, writes A. K. M. Atiqur Rahman

The month of November is one the most depressing months in the annuls of our history in the whole year, writes Anwar A. Khan

During cyclonic storms, taking shelter at safe, designated buildings is the ultimate preparedness measure, writes Mohammed Norul Alam Raju

A death becomes tragic only if there are tragic elements in the way it all happens there, writes Sakib Hasan

Bangladesh believes in peaceful resolution of the Rohingya crisis, writes A.K.M. Atiqur Rahman

The Indian subcontinent is a very fertile land of cricket as out of 10 test playing countries four countries belong to this subcontinent, writes Pranab Kumar Panday

Countries across the world are seeking better ways and means to deliver public services to their citizens, writes Bappy Rahman

It is high time to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and take climate action in all aspects, writes A S M Marjan Nur

These factors are contributing to new types of diseases and viruses gradually

University admission season in Bangladesh is a nightmare for both parents and students alike, writes Abdul Mannan

The issue becomes more complex due to the unawareness or ignorance of our intending migrant workers, writes A.K.M. Atiqur Rahman

If the court desires to come to a conclusion of a trail, this could be done at the soonest possible time, writes Pranab Kumar Panday

Fairness is one of the vital moral lessons that children learn from the family, writes Bappy Rahman

The issue of poor governance has come to the forefront in recent times because of some undesirable incidences that occurred in different universities, writes Dr. Akhter Hussain

There was propaganda against the principle of secularism to undermine Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s Government, writes Farzana Mahmood

The daily sun is an epoch making newspaper in publishing simplified and classified news for people of all walks of life, writes Md. Anisur Rahman

The terms global warming and climate change are often used interchangeably, but the two phenomena are different

The terms global warming and climate change are often used interchangeably, but the two phenomena are different, writes Shishir Reza

Involvement of Jubo League leaders in rampant corruption makes us think about a number of questions, writes Pranab Kumar Panday

The image of Bangabandhu has been used, reused, misused, shaped, reshaped and deshaped in many ways since 1975 after his brutal assassination, writes Jainab Tabassum Banu Sonali

There’re lots of movies based on gambling where we witnessed about mortgaging wife as a consequence of this game, writes Nazmus Sakib

Abrar’s cruel killing is not the result of student politics but its criminalisation, writes Abdul Mannan

If we truly love Bangladesh, we must practise tolerance to free thinking, difference of opinion and creative criticism as democratic norms, Professor M. Matiur Rahman

Higher educational institutions in Bangladesh have a history of beholding violence among different student groups from the past, Pranab Kumar Panday

Student politics have played a leading role in national political movements in Bangladesh, writes Bappy Rahman

In order to tap the potentials of ICT sector, Bangladesh has made giant strides in various sectors - Md. Farooque Hossain

Digital evidence is probative information stored or transmitted in digital form, writes Rajib Kumar Deb

A nation-wide awareness campaign should be organised and implemented by the government in collaboration with development organisations, writes Waseef Hussain

Under Hasina's reign, women can roar against sexual and physical violence, writes Jainab Tabassum Banu Sonali

The independence of Bangladesh in 1971 brought an end to the frightful communal tension which Bengalis have tolerated till the last days of Pakistan, writes Farzana Mahmood

The main reason for breaking the line in this country is the weakness of the administration

While approximately 46 per cent of university graduates are unemployed in Bangladesh, why do employers need foreigners in their work places, Abdul Mannan

 Corruption has taken a deep root in every sector of the State over the years, writes Sheikh Nahid Neazy

Bangladesh has been attaching the highest priority to maintaining its relations with India, writes A.K.M. Atiqur Rahman

There is scope for India-Bangladesh ties to move to the next level, based on cooperation, coordination and consolidation

Over the last couple of weeks, allegations of corruption and moral turpitude against two VCs of public universities have widely been discussed among the countrymen, writes Pranab Kumar Panday

China introduced a centrally planned command economy, writes Bappy Rahman

Bangladeshi origin probably can be found in every corner of the globe. Records suggest that migration has been quite common from this part of the world from time immemorial, writes Dr. Akhter Hussain

Sheikh Hasina has reiterated that she firmly believes that a solid and fortified cooperation among the stake-holding states forms the basis of accelerating the process of attaining the desired objectives of the UHC