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The characters have changed, so must the script

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Rintu Anwar Following the bloody July-August mass uprising of 2024, the selfless sacrifices of students and the people, and the fall of a suffocating 15-year authoritarian regime, Bangladesh had dreamed of a new dawn. Riding on that dream, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has taken on the enormous responsibility of running the state after nearly […]Continue Reading

Government’s failure to resolve gas, power crisis

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Describing the country’s gas and power crisis as severe would be an understatement. From people’s daily lives to transport and industrial production, almost every sector depends on these two resources. When supplies are disrupted, nearly everything comes to a standstill. It has been nearly one and a half to two months since the crisis began, […]Continue Reading

Israel uses Islamophobia to win Western support

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Israel has adopted extreme Islamophobia as a new strategy to protect its image and maintain support among Western political circles and the public, according to an analysis published by Qatar-based international news outlet Al Jazeera. Mr. Josh Paul, a former senior US State Department official who resigned from his post, wrote in an article that […]Continue Reading

Floods must not recur, sustainable solutions needed

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Dr A. R. M. Mainuddin Chowdhury Liton Floods are not a new phenomenon in Bangladesh, but their nature and intensity have changed alarmingly in recent years. Once a seasonal and relatively short-lived natural phenomenon, floods have now become a complex national crisis due to climate change, abnormal rainfall, upstream water flows, declining river navigability and […]Continue Reading

Fearless politician Ruhul Kabir Rizvi

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Prof Dr Saiful Islam I extend my heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to Mr. Ruhul Kabir Rizvi Ahmed on his appointment as acting secretary general of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP). Many people enter politics, but not everyone becomes a true politician. For some, politics is a ladder to power; for others, it is a […]Continue Reading

Dying factories fuel unemployment amid gas crisis

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Shafiul Alam / Rafiqul Islam Selim More than 200 factories in Dhaka and Chattogram have either shut down or declared official or unofficial holidays amid a worsening gas and power crisis, raising fears of job losses and further economic disruption. The country is facing an average daily gas shortage of 42% to 44% against demand, […]Continue Reading

Passengers face death risk in sleeper buses

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Eklas Haque Ordinary buses are being converted into sleeper buses at roadside garages and workshops without approved designs or engineering advice, raising serious safety concerns. Although sleeper buses are intended to make long-distance travel more comfortable, unapproved modifications are increasingly turning them into potential death traps. Sleeper buses are becoming Continue Reading

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