Category: Article
Mindset of Different Generation on Migration Rufaida Shafiq Aaneela, Asif Rahman and Siffat Bin Ayub
Keeping in mind the 50th anniversary of Bangladesh in 2021, an idea tags along on increased attraction of Bangladeshi youths towards migration. This however can be related to Brain Drain, […]
Impact of Corona Pandemic on Bangladeshi Film Industry Saeed Khan Shagor
The coronavirus has trapped people all over the world. In this pandemic, it can well be said that almost all the film industries of the world including Hollywood, Bollywood, Tollywood, […]
Colonial Legacy of State mechanism: Failure to Controlling Corona Pandemic -Mohammed Ali Rayhan
Bangladesh got independent in 1971. But its state mechanism made basically based on laws is the continuation of colonial legacy. Though, here some laws have already been changed but its […]
Corona Pandemic Could be a threat to global food security -Nazmunnaher Nipa
At present, about 209 countries and regions have been affected by Corona virus. On March 11, 2020 the World Health Organization recognized the disorder as a global pandemic. Global research […]
Ten Things You Didn’t Know About The Kaaba -By Muhammad Wajid Akhter
There is no place on Earth as venerated, as central or as holy to as many people as Mecca. By any objective standard, this valley in the Hijaz region of […]
Strategies, Constraints and Recommendations for Sustainable Hospital Waste Management in Bangladesh – Shishir Reza & Sharmin Akter
To ensure environmental security and toxicant free nature, sustainable medical waste management is indispensable. This paper explains the importance of sustainable treatment of medical waste for nature-ecology nexus and provides […]
FIRE preparedness in slums is neglected – Abdullah Zobair
Bangladesh Fire Service and Civil Defence compiled dataset showed that fire incidents across the country in 2019 rose by 22.5 per cent to 24,074, compared to 19,642 in 2018, causing […]
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 […]
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 […]
Is it about the approach to the Ottoman Empire? – Prof. Dr. Kudret Bülbül
There are some topics on which being right is not enough to solve the matter. The legacy of the Ottoman Empire is one of those topics. How we should look […]