Prospect of Tourism Industry in Bangladesh -Sumaiya Mim
All over the world, Tourism industry is well known as one of the major economic Avenues. It also has been considered as a key tool of socio-economic development in the […]
Periscope
We are all busy in the world of interests, all are perusing own destinations. We are neglecting our society, we are neglecting our social responsibility and literally we are becoming […]
Islamic Banking & Financial Investment Modes -Hamidur Rashid Jamil
Islamic banking, Islamic finance or Sharia-compliant finance is banking or financing activity that complies with Sharia (Islamic law) and its practical application through the development of Islamic economics. Some of […]
Buffalo Bomb Cyclone and Climate Change Debate -Imran Nazir
First reaction of seeing Buffalo bomb cyclone footage left us in utter disbelief. It was commonly held that developing world is on the frontline for climatic risk and developed nations […]
The Clash between Artificial and Natural Intelligence: Will it Impoverish the Wisdom? Prof Osman Bakar
This essay covers some of the major issues that arise in contemporary human thoughts following the fast-expanding and problematic interface of natural and artificial intelligences that we have been witnessing […]
Is the current regime of Bangladesh in Deep Water? R. Chowdhury
For some time, envoys of large Western democracies in Bangladesh, including U.S. Ambassador Peter Haas, have been urging the host government to ensure human rights, freedom of political activities and […]
4IR in Agricultural Education and Research Tremendous Potential For Prosperity -Professor Dr. A. K. M. Zakir Hossain
Civilization has progressed from one phase to another through the ever-increasing discoveries of science and technology. The revolutionary changes in science and technology are accompanied by changes in the socio-economic […]
Human Capital Development in Islamic Economics -Omor Faruq
Human resource generally refers to educated, skilled, qualified citizens. We know this idea as the idea given by capitalist economists. But no, this is not a new idea. This idea […]
Do COP Meetings Reflect Developing Countries’ Urges? -Tanjim Ara Eijhum
The recently concluded COP27 was widely seen as a COP for developing countries. Leaders from about 200 countries and about 30,000 people participated in that conference. As the world is […]