Destruction and Wailing Relatives in Nepal

The border region between Tibet and Nepal has been destroyed by a devastating glacier outburst flood, leaving massive destruction in its wake. Many houses, bridges, and power stations were destroyed by an immense flow of rocks, ice, and muck. Following Wednesday’s tragedy, the most recent estimates state that at least 669 people have died in […]Continue Reading

Solutions to the Power Outage Crisis

Dr. Syed Tariquz-Zaman The current nationwide load-shedding crisis is an outcome of ongoing mismanagement and corrupt capitalism carried over from the previous Awami League government, not a sudden phenomenon brought about by the current administration. Analysts note that the establishment of rapid rental power plants by individuals such as Mr. Faruk Aziz Khan and his […]Continue Reading

Begging Must Be Eliminated

Dr. Md. Mozaffar Hossain A serious moral and socioeconomic question mark that challenges the government, society, and human conscience is the extended hand for charity on the streets of metropolitan areas. Although every person of Bangladesh is legally ensured fundamental rights, equality, and dignity by the Constitution, there is still a significant gap between what […]Continue Reading

Padma Sand Plundered Under Armed Guard Worth Crores

S. M. Ali Ahsan Panna Along the Padma River, close to the boundaries of Kushtia and Pabna, illegal sand extraction is going on unrestrained despite severe High Court restrictions and administrative crackdowns. Extractors are stealing sand worth around Tk 1 crore every night with the support of armed syndicates and prominent local politicians. They dig over […]Continue Reading

Indian Traders Indefinitely Suspend Hili Import-Export

Due to internal administrative issues in India, import-export operations between Bangladesh and India via the Hili land port have been banned indefinitely from today, Sunday, August 30. Md. Shahinur Islam Shahin Mondal, General Secretary of the Bangla Hili C&F Agents Association, officially announced the decision on Saturday night. He said that after a joint executive Continue Reading

Mecca Agreement: India Follows Its Own Path, Bangladesh Its Own

Asif Kajal Law Minister Mr. Asaduzzaman emphasized that Bangladesh has its own foreign policy strategy that is different from others and said that the government would independently decide whether or not to join the Mecca Agreement. He spoke to reporters on Saturday afternoon after a reception for Jhenaidah Collectorate School and College graduates, discussing a range […]Continue Reading
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