Alongside the gas and power crisis in the country, a fertilizer shortage is also underway. Farmers have run into fertilizer shortages right at the start of the crop-growing season. In particular, in various districts of the northwestern region — known as the country’s food basket — as Continue Reading
Mobaiedur Rahman For nearly 37 years, I have mainly written about politics for Dainik Inqilab. As far as I remember, I have rarely written about crime. But today, I am writing about two crimes that remain unresolved even after decades. One is the Sagar-Runi murder, which took place 14 and a half years ago. The […]Continue Reading
Khandaker Ataur Rahman One of the main functions of a bank is to provide loans. A genuine entrepreneur or borrower is an important business partner for a bank. But does a bank’s responsibility end after providing the loan? In the conventional banking system, we generally think that the bank will provide the loan, the borrower […]Continue Reading
Five horrifying incidents occurred in Dhaka in a single day. First, an SI of the Special Branch was beaten to death in Aminbazar, Savar. Second, a woman was shot inside her own home in Darus Salam, Mirpur. Third, a businessman was shot after gunmen entered his shop in Kadamtali. Fourth, a young man was shot […]Continue Reading
Shahria Islam Shayla Whenever news of missing children in Bangladesh surfaces, parents naturally feel fear, and everyone becomes anxious about their own children. Recently, data showing 15,717 child-missing GD (General Diary) entries filed in the country between January and July this year has sparked fresh discussion. Police headquarters later verified that, of these, Continue Reading
Dr. Muhammad Isa Shahedi The foundation of human civilization begins with the family. The Holy Quran describes this sweet chapter of human life with a blend of art and philosophy: “And among His signs is this: He created for you mates from among yourselves, that you may find tranquility in them, and He placed between […]Continue Reading
Conspiracies against the country and its government continue. They began right after the fall of the fascist Hasina government and her cohorts’ flight to India. This multi-pronged, multi-party conspiracy has targeted both the interim government and, now, the government elected by an overwhelming majority. The Awami League, notorious as a fascist and murderous party, Continue Reading
Dr. Md. Abu Hassan Following discussions for a combined military agreement that Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan signed in Mecca on August 7, recent diplomatic disclosures have placed Bangladesh’s foreign policy decisions into sharp view. Turkish Foreign Minister Mr. Hakan Fidan has drawn technical parallels between this pact and NATO’s Article 5, stating Continue Reading
The country continues to face a severe crisis of fuel oil, gas and electricity. The Iran-Iraq war has thrown this sector into turmoil. This crisis has arisen due to the inability of ships to navigate the Strait of Hormuz properly. The government is trying to import fuel from various sources at high prices. BNP Acting […]Continue Reading
Maj. Gen. (Retd.) H.R.M. Rokon Uddin Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan signed a joint defense pact in Mecca on August 7, 2026. The core principle of the pact is that an armed attack on one member state will be considered an attack on all members. As far as is known, Bangladesh has been invited to […]Continue Reading



















