In fact, the movement by indigenous people outshines other social movements in many respects, writes Dr. Kazi S.M. Khasrul Alam Quddusi

The government should ensure that people reap benefits of development and that poverty and unemployment be overcome, writes Farah Naz Sattar

Today it is clear that the future order of society is in the grass roots, but the soil and sunlight are still up for grabs, writes Anwar A.Khan

Women are susceptible not only to sexual harassment, but also to other forms of harassment in Bangladesh, writes Pranab Kumar Panday

It is now clear that someone tried to use the movement against quota to create unrest before the next general election, writes Bappy Rahman

Life becomes more human with cultivation of aesthetic sense, but all these call for adequate knowledge and initiation, writes M N Kundu

Considering the relationship with Russia, there might be enough scope to convince Russia to support repatriation process, writes A.K.M. Atiqur Rahman

It is the time to scrutinise the quota system to consider revision on the genuine demand of students and civil society, writes Dr. Mir Obaidur Rahman

We should keep in mind that if we fail to show respect to our parents, we’ll receive the same treatment from our children, writes Pranab Kumar Panday

The close-door neighbours need to sustain and enhance the current levels of cooperation to serve our common interests, writes Vijay Keshav Gokhale

Preserving and protecting the rainforests is a shared responsibility of each and every stakeholder of the planet earth, writes Sakib Hasan

Though there might be fewer cases of manipulation, there are still chances of companies withdrawing from the market, writes Mamun Rashid

One learned Imam, who interprets the real teaching of the Prophet, can ensure peace and harmony in an entire nation, writes Abdul Mannan

If we cannot raise grassroots people's income, making Bangladesh a middle-income nation will remain impossible, writes A.K.M. Atiqur Rahman

World food consumption as percentage of total household expenditure is 30, but it is 56 in Bangladesh, writes Dr. Mir Obaidur Rahman

Stress has become a matter of great concern in our everyday life but it is not beyond control, writes Dr. Kazi S.M. Khasrul Alam Quddusi

Creating jobs and distributing them fairly among the deserving people of the Republic is an avowed commitment of the government, writes Sakib Hasan

Many developed countries may relocate their production facilities to Bangladesh if it reforms its education system, writes Abdul Mannan

The government should focus on utilisation of remittances in economic activities and rehabilitation of returning NRBs, writes A. K. M. Atiqur Rahman

The government should bring the bureaucracy under the control of people’s representatives at upazila and zila levels, writes Pranab Kumar Panday

The situation calls for the universities to analyse ever-changing demands of the market and educate students accordingly, writes Atiqul Kabir Tuhin

The brisk business the so-called elite hospitals are doing by deceiving the people needs to be checked, writes Dr. Kazi S.M. Khasrul Alam Quddusi

The international community recognising the ‘Genocide Day’ will help prevent genocide everywhere in the world, writes Anwar A. Khan

Family farming, which makes its member efficient in farm practices, is a better approach to address hunger, writes Jiban Krishna Biswas

To keep humanity intact, Sri Lanka’s Buddhists, Hindus, Muslims and Christians – all have to resist violence together, writes A.K.M. Atiqur Rahman

Governments have to adopt integrated approaches to overcome political, financial, technological and behavioural barriers, writes Shishir Reza

US-Bangla plane crash victims have shown that all the love of the world is stored only in one human being for another, writes MJH Jabed

Tears become a permanent phenomenon in the families of those killed or maimed in accidents, writes Dr. Kazi S.M. Khasrul Alam Quddusi

Declining role of agriculture has been filled by tertiary sector proving industry cannot play a dominant role in growth, writes Dr Mohammad Dulal Miah

Police, administration and elected bodies are not lagging behind each other to neglect orders of the apex court, writes Peer Habibur Rahman

Let us pray for those departed in the ill-fated afternoon of Monday and pray for the early recovery of those injured, writes Abdul Mannan

Terrorism that is obstructing world peace in the name of religion has to be prevented collectively, writes A.K.M. Atiqur Rahman

To bring credit hours into conformity, we should have national definition of credit hour and credit hour policy, writes M. M. Shahidul Hassan

President Quang’s visit will play an important role in shaping future relationship between Bangladesh and Vietnam, writes Dr. Kamal Uddin Ahmed

Hopefully, attitudinal change will take place and contributions of the common men will be duly acknowledged, writes Dr. Kazi S.M. Khasrul Alam Quddusi

The government should not confine its responsibility to use of force, but take some concrete measures to combat militancy, writes Atiqul Kabir Tuhin

Dr. Zafar Iqbal was stabbed in broad daylight in the presence of at least three policemen including his personal body guards

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