Every autocratic government is bound to fall one day as general people hold more power, writes Nasih Ul Wadud Alam

It is the authority to check the profile to determine the eligibility of the person in such a dignified position, writes Dr. Mir Obaidur Rahman

Though we are not in favour of closing all the kindergartens, we also don’t want to see the current way of going primary education, writes Masum Billah

Most of our frustration comes from comparison with the achievements of others without knowing own goal, writes Mokaddes Ahmed Dipu

To avoid such disappointing circumstances, we should watch the film adaptation first and read the book later, writes Jainab Tabassum Banu Sonali

Learn from a lion! Put out negative attitude! Rather, have a positive, joyful attitude and you’ll have positive, thrilled results, writes Azaz Zaman

If the miscreants could be given exemplary punishment, we would be able to save many Nusrats in the upcoming days. Writes Pranab Kumar Panday

Col. Qadir met the Father of the Nation in 1968 to pledge his loyalty to the great leader and to the cause of Bangladesh, writes Nadeem Qadir

Shehabuddin and his colleague Amjadul Huq defected from Pakistan Foreign Service and pledged their allegiance to Bangladesh, writes Shahajahan Azad

BSEC should make such provision that will encourage directors to pay highest possible dividend to shareholders, writes Md. Ashraf Hossain

Should anyone expect the honorable President to spend around 150 of the 249 weekdays chairing convocations, writes M Rabiul Islam

We must believe that only the responsible and conscious citizens can drive the bad people out of the civilised society, writes Sheikh Nahid Neazy

Without a strong political will and strict enforcement of laws, it won’t be possible to stop grabbing of rivers, writes Bappy Rahman

Such abuse of women is tarnishing the country’s image. Let abuse of women be treated as anti-state crime with tough punishments, writes Nadeem Qadir

Whether we accept decentralisation or not, it is a fact that only decentralised governance system can ensure smooth management, writes Sakib Hasan

Despite all the success the country has achieved in recent years, new and old dangers threaten to derail its progress, writes Anwar A. Khan

We need to take a vow to safeguard human rights of all irrespective of religion, creed and political affiliation, writes Dr. Akhter Hussain

The year’s new sun brings new hope. And we are here to depict, as far as we can the sunny side of life, writes Atiqul Kabir Tuhin

Pahela Baishakh is about forgetting all the class and religious barriers and celebrate the occasion together, writes Jainab Tabassum Banu Sonali

Bangladesh may find it difficult to close down these madrasas but it can surely put a cap on their mushroom growth, writes Abdul Mannan

Promotion system might be revised for effectiveness of their instructional leadership, write Md Robiul Islam, Protiva Rani Karmaker, Ashim Kumar Paul

Be kind to all so that no one faces such embarrassment because of your excessive curiosity. So, live and let live, writes Jainab Tabassum Banu Sonali

It is our expectation that the government would do whatever we need to strengthen our Foreign Ministry for better outputs, writes A.K.M Atiqur Rahman

Rana’s selfless act is once again a reminder that the world is still a beautiful place to live in, writes Nasih Ul Wadud Alam

Young users unaware that data on smart devices can be obtained by service providers and software companies, writes Md. Farooque Hossain

The freedom of expression is obviously a matter of fundamental importance, but it should have a borderline, writes Abdullah Harun Jewel

All kinds of illegal practices have become a way of life in RAJUK and must be brought to a stop, writes Nadeem Qadir

Ground realities indicate that the implementation of citizen charter is yet to attain the desired levels of success, writes Pranab Kumar Panday

Now it’s high time the private sector employers make a prompt decision to introduce the Baishakh bonus, writes Sheikh Nahid Neazy

If a woman is not safe at the hands of a male teacher, where will she go, writes Nasih Ul Wadud Alam

Arbitration framework has to be more competitive, attractive and up to date in line with international best practices, writes Md. Mamonor Rashid

The government needs to take more concrete steps for confidence building among the ethnic communities of the hill districts, writes Dr Akhter Hussain

Enhanced regional cooperation would help the region offset external risks and build resilience by tapping resources, writes Armida Salsiah Alisjahbana

The government should prioritise the growth of green Gross Domestic Product instead of GDP measured by the usual methods, writes Bappi Rahman

The festivals in Bangladesh will be going to be observed with more fervour, fanfare and enthusiasm, writes Dr Akhter Hussain

If a grandparent has two grandchildren, the fairer one should not deserve a better treatment because of fair complexion, writes Nasih Ul Wadud Alam

The civil defence must come out of their mere ceremonial roles of observing the National Civil Defence Day or Week, writes Sakib Hasan

Let's stop blaming our system and doctors and start taking care of ourselves and people around us, writes Jainab Tabassum Banu Sonali

Over the time, Chinese leaders have taught the nation how to show law of the land the highest respect, writes Shiabur Rahman