The International Crimes Tribunal-2 has sentenced seven people, including banned Awami League General Secretary Obaidul Quader, Joint General Secretary A.F.M. Bahauddin Nasim and then Information and Broadcasting Minister Mohammad Ali Arafat, to death for their roles in inciting the mass Continue Reading
There is a common saying that scientific progress gives humans speed while taking away emotion. This means that a scientific invention, while easing human tasks, also becomes an obstacle to the development of emotion, feeling, independent thought, and intellect. However, scientific discovery cannot be denied, nor should it be. Along with benefiting from its proper […]Continue Reading
Jamaluddin Bari Over the first four decades after independence, Bangladesh suffered instability, and over the following decade and a half, it suffered under Awami misrule pursuing an agenda of Indian cultural-political, economic, and total hegemony — and the sectors most damaged by this were the country’s education system and its constitutional and economic Continue Reading
Not Attending BRICS Shahria Islam Shaila In international diplomacy, accepting every invitation is not necessarily a sign of success, just as declining an invitation does not always signal distance or conflict. Often, a state’s diplomatic philosophy is expressed precisely through decisions about where it will go, in what capacity it will go, and how it […]Continue Reading
Jalal Uddin Omar Natural gas found underground is one of the primary fuels and driving forces of modern civilization. Today’s economy and industry have developed based on gas, which is used everywhere — from the small scale of household life to vehicles and the large scale of factories. The easy availability of gas accelerates a […]Continue Reading
Mobayedur Rahman My entry into Daily Inqilab came through an article published on January 12, 1990, titled “Siraj Sikder’s Famous Remark: I’ve Left Pindi, I Won’t Go to Delhi.” Thirty-six years have passed since then. Thirty-four years after that article was published, that same call echoed — in a somewhat different form — across Dhaka […]Continue Reading
The 18th summit of BRICS, the alliance of emerging economies, began last Saturday in India’s capital New Delhi and concluded on Sunday. On Saturday, member states adopted the summit’s declaration, titled the “New Delhi Declaration,” which condemned war, terrorism, and unilateral tariff regimes, while emphasizing reform of multilateral institutions, Continue Reading
Belal Ahmed Chowdhury> (Following the previous publication) As a result of abolishing interest, the injustice and inequality that had emerged in the distribution system came to an end, and the path to increasing poverty was blocked. In fact, interest is such a destructive economic practice that even in the materialistic West, there is widespread public […]Continue Reading
Rintu Anwar> The world is now going through a period of major geopolitical change. The unipolar world order that emerged after the Cold War is largely a thing of the past. In its place, a complex and changing multipolar world is taking shape. A major transformation is particularly underway in the political and strategic landscape […]Continue Reading
At a time when the country is facing a severe power shortage and more than 3,000 megawatts of load shedding is being imposed every day, Adani Power has reduced its electricity supply to Bangladesh. An 800-megawatt unit of Adani Power’s 1,600-megawatt power plant in Godda, Jharkhand, India, has been shut down. As a result, […]Continue Reading



















