Category: National
Politics, Power and Sexual violence: Perspective Bangladesh -Md Jahidul Islam
Sexual violence is a worldwide problem that affects every civilization. This issue has quickly permeated our entire culture and developing into a national concern. Sexual harassment globally is perceived as […]
Withdrawal of LDC status of Bangladesh and Facing off upcoming challenges -Kazi Asszad Hossan
It is heartening that Bangladesh is set to graduate from LDC status. What’s more ,this unique achievement is coincided with the golden jubilee of Bangladesh and the Mujib Year .While […]
The Dominance of Business Elites in Law & Politics -Ahmad Bhuiyan
In democracy, the door of politics is open for everyone. It is not predetermined for any profession. However, some professions predominate. For example, most of the presidents of the United […]
Idi Amin’s shoes, Shringla’s Dhaka visit and Diplomatic Deviations- Abu Tahir Mustakim
di Amin summoned the British High Commissioner to the capital Kampala. Amin is the powerful ruler of Uganda, newly-independent from the British colony. The British High Commissioner appeared after being […]
Ensuring nutritious and safe food is the big challenge Zannatul Mouwa Naz
Health is the root of all happiness and beauty. All the achievements of life without good health are in vain. Just as food is needed for survival, healthy food is […]
The Challenge of Good Governance over Covid-19 Pandemic : A Threatened Trek for the Government of Bangladesh -Shainima Islam
The recent outbreak of corona virus, a global health pandemic as termed by the World Health Organization in March 11, 2020 (World Health Organization, 12 April 2020) has left the […]
Against the Polite Islamophobia of the Bengali ‘Bhadralok’ The Bangladesh Unreader
The article explores perhaps the most powerful and distracting misreading of desh today, the Islamic vs Secular smokescreen. Its origins are traced through the ‘colon’ narrative which paints the majority […]
Student Politics and the Birth and Death of Bangladesh – Sajid Asbat Khandaker
Abrar Fahad was a second-year student of the Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET), the prime engineering university in Bangladesh. He was tortured inside his own residential hall and […]
Can we hear the howling of migrants? – Jahurul Islam Jewel
Sukhi Begum, 23, a resident of Chandpur village under Faridpur district. A local broker painted a rosy picture for her with an offer of 900 riyals a month (around 20000 […]
Bangladesh Leather Industry From Hazaribagh to Savar By Mohammed Shehab
The leather industry has been developing on a large scale since the 1970s and is currently worth around $1.90 bn with 40% of the total demand being met from imports [2]. However, the […]