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Fighting Wars, Forgetting Viruses
Many people, witnessing the widespread violence and wars raging across the world, often criticize modern civilization. Their blunt accusation is...
Editorial
28 Jun 2025
Vaccines Wait, Virus Doesn’t
There has been a noticeable resurgence of COVID-19 infections in the country. This renewed rise is once again raising concerns within our public...
Editorial
24 Jun 2025
Shattered Rules, Shattered Lives
In the recent past, while staying in Bangladesh, a foreign diplomat, after hearing the story of Bangladesh’s progress, remarked, “A...
Editorial
23 Jun 2025
The Need for Neutral Administration
In various third-world countries, it is often seen that the administration functions according to the commands of the ruling party or those who...
Editorial
22 Jun 2025
False Cases Delay Justice
Last year, the country witnessed a political change. Since then, some reckless individuals have been resorting to filing unjust cases under the...
21 Jun 2025
Where lies the acceptability and inevitability of war?
There is a famous anti-war poem by the renowned English writer Wilfred Owen. In it, he writes: “If you could see how his lungs drown in...
Editorial
20 Jun 2025
Who will remove the millstone of stagnation?
Ours is a country of unparalleled natural beauty, full of fertility and brimming with youth. This land of immense possibilities now seems as if it...
Editorial
19 Jun 2025
Trees: Earth's Silent Guardians
In the last two decades, the natural forest area of Bangladesh has decreased by more than 600,000 acres. Plants grow in two ways—naturally...
Editorial
16 Jun 2025
When Arms Turn Against Us
An advertisement promoting austerity from nearly a century ago still seems strikingly relevant today. During World War II, the British Indian...
Editorial
12 Jun 2025
The Sacred Eid-ul-Azha and the Joy of Sacrifice
Eid-ul-Azha is one of the most significant religious festivals for the Muslim Ummah. It is celebrated on the 10th day of the Islamic month of...
Editorial
06 Jun 2025
Manik Miah’s Ideals and Philosophy
During the era of Pakistan, the intellectual debates between Ittefaq’s founding editor Tofazzal Hossain Manik Miah and Pakistan Times editor...
Editorial
01 Jun 2025
Flour-and-Semolina Tablets!
Of course, medicines can indeed be made from flour, semolina, sometimes even sugar and salt! It’s possible. Just like in that story where...
Editorial
31 May 2025
Why It Is Necessary to Keep a Nation United
In developing countries, there is a serious shortage of statesmen capable of uniting their people and leading them toward peace, prosperity, and...
Editorial
29 May 2025
How Do Vehicles Run with Fake Number Plates?
Allegations of bribery, corruption, and syndicate-driven services are now frequently heard in connection with various government institutions....
Click Ittefaq Desk
26 May 2025
Repair of Damaged Embankments Needed Before the Monsoon
According to reports in the press, the condition of the embankments in Sitakunda upazila of Chattogram is highly fragile. Media coverage has...
Editorial
25 May 2025
No Room for Pedestrians on the Footpaths!
Witnessing the sorry state of Bangladesh’s footpaths, many jokingly remark, “These aren’t footpaths anymore—they’ve...
Editorial
24 May 2025
How Could a Thief Understand the Value of a National Award?
The name of Abdul Alim, the towering figure and legendary artist of Bengali folk music, holds a place of immense reverence in the hearts of...
Editorial
23 May 2025
Character Assassination of Politicians and the Nation’s Image
Character assassination of politicians is a deep-rooted malady that strikes at the heart of political and social stability in developing countries....
Editorial
21 May 2025
An Exceptional Example of Political Decorum and Courtesy
Former U.S. President Joe Biden has recently been diagnosed with terminal prostate cancer. According to sources from the White House, he is...
Editorial
20 May 2025
We Reap What We Sow
Poverty is undoubtedly a curse. Poor people often lack the means to stand tall with dignity. As a result, their sense of honor is also diminished....
Editorial
19 May 2025
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