Opinion

About two weeks ago, a student named Sabikun Nahar Shashi was killed at a bus stand in Patuakhali. To describe her death merely as a “killing”...

Drugs are a lethal addiction and a grave global problem. They pose a serious threat to public health, social security, and the economy. No...

There is a widely known moral maxim in Bengali that says, “In the pursuit of base instincts, humanity is destroyed.” Driven by greed,...

Those who took to the streets against exploitation, discrimination, and injustice long before the birth of Bangladesh carried in their hearts a...

The National Identity Card (NID) server is a repository of extremely sensitive personal data of Bangladesh’s citizens. Ensuring the security...

Modern Agricultural Technology and New Horizons in Farming It would not be an exaggeration to say that the technological advancements recently...

Today’s world has truly become a global village. Owing to remarkable advancements in communication systems and information technology, it has...

We are living in an era where change is happening at a rapid pace, like a fast-moving film. In the whirlwind of modern life, mental stress has...

In Bangladesh, diabetes is silently consuming the lives and livelihoods of countless people. Behind the abstract numbers in the International...

When a nation passes through a critical period—when everyone is heard saying, “The situation is not good, there is no comfort anywhere,...

Prisons, jails, or correctional facilities are a kind of “separate world”—a place where even the vast sky seems out of sight. It...

The dengue situation across the country has taken on a dreadful shape; yet, due to various issues—including the upcoming national...

Melissa’s cries are still echoing in the skies over Jamaica. Winds raging at nearly 300 kilometers per hour, tidal surges rising four meters...

The question of what the stability of a state depends on has been answered by human civilization over many millennia. The answer is...

For decades, a strange belief has spread through society — that one cannot survive by being honest. People seem to think that walking the straight...

It is well known that running a state requires power, intelligence, strategy, and skill. Yet, to protect and guide a nation toward progress demands...

The renowned U.S. diplomat Henry Kissinger lived to be a hundred. His experience with politics, diplomacy, and political figures was, in a word,...

There is a well-known Bangla idiom we have been hearing since childhood — “riding on the tiger’s back.” Its literal meaning is to be in danger or...

September 30 is observed across Canada as the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation—a day that honours the survivors of residential...

Recently, leading international media outlets such as the BBC, CNN, ABC and Reuters published a striking and meaningful photo, video and...