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A forgotten promise killings along Bangladesh-India border continue unabated – Cheena Kapoor, SM Najmus Sakib
“Zero death.” These words come up whenever a Bangladeshi national is killed at the border. In the inevitable flag meetings that follow the killings, Bangladesh expresses concern and India makes […]
How to Set Goals Like a Gardener? – Mohammed Faris
As human beings, we’re driven towards setting goals and achieving them. Unlike animals, we are not content to simply sit, eat, reproduce, and sleep; we have an innate ‘meaning-seeking’ side […]
From Golden Bengal to Digital Bangladesh – Anupam Debashis Roy
After the murder of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in 1975, military dictators ruled Bangladesh for two and a half decades and parliamentary system resumed in 1990. One of the two of […]
Islamic Republic of Iran’s Economic Review and its development strategy – Shahidul Islam
Iran is one of the richest countries in the Middle East. Recently, it has been the most discussed topic because of the barbaric killing of the major general of the […]
A day in a slum with the poverty stricken women – Zuairia Zahra Haq & Nur Jannatul Fariha
This was the last semester of my undergrad life and it ended with a mandatory project work. The experience of conveying the questioner survey of the project work was very […]
Sacrifice Getting Closer to Piousness, Principles and Virtue – Prof. Dr. Kudret Bülbül
Life is a long marathon, an intense rush. It’s a constant effort to reach somewhere and to achieve something. We may end up achieving lots of things in life, but […]
Different Branches of Islam in Bangladesh Past and Present (Part-I) – Hamidur Rashid Jamil
The nature of Islam in Bangladesh exerts a profound influence on the country’s society and politics. Islamist activity in Bangladesh, viewed generally, takes three broad forms: the traditional revivalism of […]
Diversionary theory of foreign policy: Analyzing Iran Crisis from regime perspective By Imran Nazir
Research on the causes of war is as old as human civilization. Many theories have been developed over time to frame conflicts and war. Scholars grossly define human nature as […]
Kashmir Right of Self-determination is a Legal Binding – Prof. Engr. Zamir Ahmed Awan
On Jan. 5, 1949, the U.N. passed a resolution recognizing the right to self-determination of the Kashmiri people through a free and impartial plebiscite under the auspices of the global […]
How economic performance of Bangladesh is going behind GDP growth, does it really matter? – Md.Musfiqur Rahman
Recent overwhelming economic growth in Bangladesh not only surprises policy makers but also turns out as miracle to economists and development analysts. But what is the other side of this […]