Recently, various media outlets reported that more than 15,000 children went missing in the country from January to July 2026. The real picture of missing children is not fully reflected in these reports as there is no information about how many missing children have been rescued or returned to Continue Reading
Kamrul Hassan Dorpon India’s foreign policy framework has shown severe concern and sorrow about losing its strategic hold on Bangladesh since the historic mass uprising that brought down the fascist administration of the previous Prime Minister, Ms. Sheikh Hasina. For more than fifteen years, New Delhi maintained an imbalanced diplomatic dynamic, weakening Continue Reading
Murtaza Khan Lodi The Bangladesh Food Safety Authority’s current regulatory focus on restaurant approvals has brought the significant issue of food safety back into the public eye, leading to strict inspections of employee hygiene standards, food storage, and kitchen cleanliness. Experts argue that although these enforcement campaigns aimed at restaurants are Continue Reading
The people of the country are suffering from the energy and power supply crisis. In the wake of the Ukraine war and the successive wars in Iran and the Middle East, the world’s energy security has been facing a kind of uncertainty and the strain of inflation for the past several years. But after taking […]Continue Reading
With the globalization of information technology and increasing digitalization, our overall lifestyle is gradually becoming Internet-online dependent. As we embrace digitalization beyond the era of traditional manual information services, we have started falling into a complex and uncertain cycle of different types of insecurity. Although this is more or less a global Continue Reading
Professor Dr. Arupratan Chowdhury Dr. Mohammad Ibrahim, the visionary founder of BIRDEM General Hospital, significantly transformed healthcare in Bangladesh by acknowledging that treating diabetes requires addressing systemic problems, which led to the founding of the hospital’s pioneering dental care department. In the 1980s, Dr. Ibrahim personally managed the Continue Reading
Jamaluddin Bari A massive glacier broke away from Himalayan gorges last Tuesday, leaving thousands of tons of rock and debris rushing at breakneck speed, causing a sudden and catastrophic landslide and flood that left hundreds dead and foreign tourists missing in the mountainous border region between Nepal and Tibet. The Trishuli, Bhotekoshi, and Lende Khola […]Continue Reading
The gas and electricity crisis has severely disrupted life in both urban and rural areas. People have been suffering for months, and the intense heat of Bhadra has made their hardship worse. The crisis has not only disrupted production but also affected cooking, students’ education and public health. As the situation continues to deteriorate, public […]Continue Reading
Professor Morshed Hasan Khan The country’s most popular, people-oriented political force, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), is now in power. In the new Bangladesh after the mass uprising, the party came to power through a landslide victory in a free, impartial, peaceful and festive election. Although the BNP leaders do not call it power but […]Continue Reading
Professor Dr. Saiful Islam By establishing the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) on September 1, 1978, late President Ziaur Rahman did not just form a new political party in Bangladeshi politics; rather, he established a well-coordinated structural relationship between state philosophy, national identity, economic development and foreign policy. The ‘Bangladeshi Continue Reading





















