Different Education Systems Cause Cultural Conflicts By Abu Bakar Mohammad Safwan
Education is the soul of the nation. They learn from every stage of life and experience. Education can be achieved in two ways, in non formal way like from family, peers, […]
Developing a Data-Driven Ecosystem to Foster Economic Growth By Ashraful Amin and Mohhamed Shehab
Data is to oil as value is to money, an analogy to emphasize the importance of data in the modern-day era. Data has become a driving factor to success in […]
Socioeconomic and Hydrological Impacts of Climate Change By Shishir Reza
Climate change is becoming an ever more crucial issue in our lives. We have come to realise that the modern ways of man place a enormous amount of stress on […]
Modi’s Victory Are We Envisaging a Surge in Religious Extremism? By Azaz Zaman
Indubitably, India’s federal election 2019— the most intriguing issue among many young Indian voters and international stakeholders—was the most wide-ranging and probably most expensive election campaign in the country’s history. […]
Social acceptance of physical challenged person Essential for building up inclusive society By Shahidul Islam
Generally, disability denotes the condition of impairment, handicapped and crippled. It is the negative connotation of disability and disabled person which transmits an ill message to the society about them. […]
Skills Gap in the IT Sector Utilizing the Power of Youth By Fableeha Bushra Choudhury
Economic growth is transforming Bangladesh, building its pathway to becoming a middle-income economy. Bangladesh is a fast-growing economy, with a GDP growth of over 7 percent in fiscal year 2018 […]
Universal Principles of Education: Part II By Prof. Dr. Kudret Bulbul
In one of our articles a few weeks ago we had mentioned that as a Global phenomenon a good education as well as a bad education is contagious. Education in […]
Climate Change and Sustainable Development Bangladesh’s Assertions – Imran Nazir
“The lack of action on climate change not only risks putting prosperity out of the reach of millions of people in the developing world. It threatens to roll back decades […]
China’s Economic Dominance as Neo-imperialism By Ahmad Bhuiyan
At present, China is world’s second-largest economy and most populous country. This country belongs to 20% of the world’s population and 13% of world economy. After socialistic market system reform in […]
Local Manufacturing of Smartphones on the Rise । Farah Hamud Khan
Bangladesh will be one of the emerging economies to keep an eye on in the coming years, given its remarkable track record over the last decade in economic and social […]