Recently, the banking industry is passing a very unrest situation

Good urban governance involves city governments and administrations using transparent and participatory processes, writes Bappy Rahman

Irrigation plays a vital role in the agriculture of the country, which is located in the tropical and sub-tropical delta

The impact of digital technology on economic growth is mediated through three mechanisms — inclusion, efficiency, and innovation, writes Mostafizur Rahaman Sohel

In1974, New Zealand’s Prime Minister Norman Erik Kirk came to Bangladesh  and met with Prime Minister of Bangladesh Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman

A teacher should be punctual in class, deliver new insights to the students, equip students with the most recent available literature and encourage students to read beyond the text books

Turnout indicates the percentage of eligible voters who actually cast their vote, writes Nadeem Qadir

Bangabandhu was a man of huge self-esteem and had an abundance of confidence

People of whole India, except BJP, are protesting CAA

Usually yields on floating agriculture are more than that grown on soil, writes Dr. Kshirode C. Roy

Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, reached London in a chilly frosty morning on 8 January 1972, once he was released from Pakistan’s prison

Cotton is the main raw material of textile industries

Education has become a big business today as teachers are busier with coaching rather than teaching in the classroom, writes Noore Alam Siddiqui

The much-mentioned Cumilla Cooperative approach developed through a direct experimentation of the Bangladesh Academy for Rural Development, writes Prof Dr. A. H. M. Zehadul Karim

Bangabandhu, in just three and a half years term, prepared a road map for a modern state based on planned development, writes Dr. A J M Shafiul Alam Bhuiyan

Stephen Hawking says that ‘we can predict the future, in principle at least

In the morning of December 14, Dhaka’s air quality was the worst in the world, according to Air Visual, a US-based organisation that tracks air pollution

Absence of human and social values has been identified as the main cause of all such inhumane incidents

Despite their indifference to politics, the youths have interest in social movements, writes Sheikh Nahid Neazy

There are several instances that would make us remember 2019 as the country attained a number of milestones during this year

The ruling Awami League government has been working relentlessly to build a poverty-free and ICT-based prosperous Bangladesh in line with its electoral pledges

Maulana Azad was born on 11 November in Mecca, then a part of the Ottoman Empire

Economic policy indeed has serious repercussions on social welfare and that impacts the well-being status of common people

It’s the most wonderful time of year with sparkling snowflakes and twinkling lights, happy carols and rosy cheeks, good cheer and warm fuzzy feelings

Gender equality means that different behaviours, aspirations, and needs of women and men are considered, valued, and favoured equally

Human Milk Bank or Breast Milk Bank is a service that collects

The social stigma attached to rape and its linkage with women’s chastity and honour promotes the culture of silence among the victims

Bangabandhu was killed in the early hours of 15 August 1975 and while his dead body lay on the steps of his Dhanmondi Residence

I beg excuse to my readers for an illustration from my experience in learning English, writes Dr. Mir Obaidur Rahman

The day is celebrated to recognise the contributions of the migrant workers to the economies of their home countries, writes A.K.M. Atiqur Rahman

Carbon dioxide is the leading cause of human-induced climate change, writes Bappy Rahman

A fittingly sustainable market strategy is a must for a wider access and exposure of the readymade garments, writes Sakib Hasan

President M. Abdul Hamid is the Ex-officio Chancellor of all the universities in the country

A country with inflation in the range of 2-3 percent also prefer interest rate to keep low to garner growth, writes Dr. Mir Obaidur Rahman

There are several hundred thousand people who live their life with great hardship without having any asset, writes Pranab Kumar Panday

Rights groups and other credible organisations have confirmed that genocide was committed by the Myanmarese soldiers

Bengali songs reflect every mood and occasion, sad or festive, writes Dr. Akhter Hussain

Exponential growth in Bangladesh’s aquaculture industry saw a two-fold increase in fish consumption

Air pollution indirectly plays a role in cardiac problems and cancer, writes A. K. M. Atiqur Rahman