Dr. Mahruf Chowdhury In the twenty first century, countries at the center of connectivity will gain the most, both in economy and in strategy. In international development studies, infrastructure links are not seen only as better transport. They are seen as a key condition for wider markets, Continue Reading

Md. Jamal Uddin, Daily Inqilab Food security does not only mean enough food production or stock. Its goal is to make sure everyone gets enough, safe, nutritious and affordable food all year round. Bangladesh has made notable gains in food production. But high food prices, gaps in income and buying power, climate change, limited access […]Continue Reading

Every year, October 15 is observed worldwide as World White Cane Safety Day. The day raises awareness about people with visual impairments, including those in Bangladesh, and highlights the importance of the white cane in ensuring their safety and independence. For decades, the proper use of the white cane has helped people with visual impairments […]Continue Reading

On Ring Road in front of Adabor Police Station in the capital, 90-year-old Shahjahan Mia sat with his pedal rickshaw after working all day. He had earned only Tk 150 and had not even eaten lunch. He had to pay Tk 100 to the rickshaw owner, leaving him with just Tk 50. He needed to […]Continue Reading

Dr. Ajoy Kanti Mondol Let me start with a small event that happened to me recently. A few days ago I sent Tk 6,000 to my father’s bKash number. My father waited at a bKash agent’s shop to cash out the money. I sent the money through mobile banking, that is, from my bank to […]Continue Reading

Harun ar Rashid, Daily Inqilab Climate experts say the whole Himalayan region of South Asia will see the terrible face of climate change within the next 15 to 20 years. Glaciers across several thousand kilometres of the Himalayas have melted recently, and the situation has turned dangerous. About 1.4 billion people in South Asia now […]Continue Reading

Traffic congestion has become one of the biggest daily problems in Bangladesh’s major cities. Every day, countless people spend long hours on the roads travelling to work, taking their children to school, seeking medical care or running essential errands. This wastes personal time and affects professional and family life, as well as the country’s overall […]Continue Reading