Aftab Chowdhury Water is another name for life, on which every physiological process depends. If we discuss the smallest unit of a living organism, the cell, we can easily understand that water plays a major role in the lives of plants, animals and birds. But when its concentration and normal Continue Reading

Md. Shahidul Islam Sumon The country’s economy has reached an extremely sensitive and complex juncture. Rather than various external economic pressures, high inflation and sluggish revenue collection, the more serious and long-term crisis has become the extreme disorder in the country’s banking sector. Years of accumulated irregularities, political influence, unplanned and Continue Reading

Maj. Gen. HRM Rokon Uddin (Retd.) The recent visit of Parag Jain, chief of India’s intelligence agency Research and Analysis Wing (R&AW), to Bangladesh has raised questions in the country’s political and security circles. According to published reports, Jain visited Bangladesh with a four-member delegation and held meetings with senior security officials. He reportedly Continue Reading

Dr. Mir Md Akhiruzzaman The fundamental basis of human rights is the right to the inherent dignity, freedom, equality, security and justice of every human being. The progress of a state cannot be assessed solely through economic growth, infrastructure or technological advancement. Rather, the true measure of progress is how safely, respectfully and without discrimination Continue Reading

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