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Conflict is not the answer; harmony is the way forward

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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

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

Congratulations to President Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir

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After 35 years, BNP-nominated candidate Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has been elected as the 23rd President of Bangladesh by members of parliament. He received 255 of the 349 votes cast in the presidential election held at the National Parliament on Thursday. His rival, 11-party alliance candidate Colonel (Retd.) Oli Ahmed Bir Bikram, received 88 votes. […]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

A New Horizon in Ensuring Food Security and Safe Food

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A M Imdadul Islam In the history of Bangladesh’s development, agriculture is not merely an economic sector; it is one of the principal foundations of the nation’s self-reliance, struggle, resilience, and success. After independence, a country that was heavily dependent on foreign aid to address food shortages has today emerged before the world as a […]Continue Reading

Economic failure causes the fall of governments

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Kamrul Hasan Darpan The survival of any country’s government depends on economic stability. This is one of the core principles of a government’s survival. A government that can keep people’s lives comfortable and prosperous and ensure their well-being builds a strong foundation of popularity. When the opposite happens, the government’s foundation weakens. The belief takes Continue Reading

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