Professor Md. Mujibur Rahman Bangladesh’s land administration is, however, constrained by bureaucratic complexity, systematic delays, and extensive corruption. This is mostly because the Ministry of Land lacks a specialized, dedicated administrative structure. Although land is the Continue Reading
Finance and Planning Minister, Mr. Amir Khosru Mahmud Chowdhury, formally started the project at Laldia Char, enhancing national economic growth goals, building on the strategic momentum of the Laldia Container Terminal opening today. A significant 750 million USD foreign investment from the internationally recognized port operator APM Terminals, which sets a new standard Continue Reading
Anwar Zahid The long-cherished desire of locals in Bhanga, Faridpur, finally comes true after 16 years, with the approaching nationalization of Bhanga Women’s College, bringing Eid-like joyful delight to the region. Residents and educators from the area, such as university student Mr. Ansar Uddin, Madrasah Principal Md. Yusuf Hossain, and college instructor Mr. A. Continue Reading
Built in 1954, the 34-kilometer Chhatak-Sylhet railroad line has long been the region’s main means of transportation and communication. It served as a vital transit route for Sunamganj locals traveling to Sylhet and enabled the countrywide transportation of products such as limestone, oranges, and bay leaves. Additionally, before maritime shipment, district-wide food Continue Reading
The supply of gas from the floating LNG terminals at Moheshkhali, Cox’s Bazar, is constant at 700 million cubic feet. According to a representative of Rupantarita Prakritik Gas Company, 520 million cubic feet of gas were supplied from the domestic Summit Power Limited port on Sunday morning. Meanwhile, the US-run Excelerate port was only supplying […]Continue Reading
Khalil Shikder Purbachal, a planned modern satellite town near Dhaka patterned after Malaysia’s Putrajaya, has gradually become a center for major criminal activities following nightfall. The township was first created in 1993 by the Rajdhani Unnayan Kartripakkha (Rajuk) on 4,500 acres of land in the upazilas of Rupganj in Narayanganj and Kaliganj in Gazipur. During Continue Reading
Officials from Rupantarita Prakritik Gas Company (RPGCL) are still unable to clarify whether a scheduled carrier would arrive next Tuesday, raising doubts over the timely arrival of LNG cargoes in Bangladesh. Due to this delay, the Moheskhali LNG terminal in Cox’s Bazar has reduced its gas supply even more, bringing its total production down to […]Continue Reading
The Trump administration has increased permission criteria for internships and Curricular Practical Training (CPT) for foreign students with F-1 visas. Universities that fail to comply risk losing their federal license to accept international students. The Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP), which is run by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), issued an Continue Reading
Faysal Abdullah Natural disasters are becoming more frequent globally due to climate change, seriously affecting both human lives and industries. Technology gives humanity new hope, even though the climate’s cycle cannot be changed overnight. China has experienced an unparalleled shift in disaster management as an outcome to this worldwide issue. To prevent Continue Reading
In the midst of severe economic challenges and rising living costs, Iran’s Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, has emphasized expanding local production and progressively decreasing the importance of the US currency in the national economy. He gave this strategic speech on Friday, August 28, during Government Week, and praised the administration for continuing to take Continue Reading





















