Sadman Safi Protik A storm of debate and criticism was raised in a planned way after Barrister Ms. Zaima Rahman got her job as a legal officer in the Office of the President of the UN General Assembly. People concerned call this storm fully biased and baseless. They say she earned the right to Continue Reading
The neutrality of the international human rights system and its ability to respond fairly to global crises are facing serious challenges. At a time when state violence, discrimination, attacks on vulnerable groups and violent suppression of public protests are taking place in many parts of the world, questions are being raised about the silence and […]Continue Reading
The tragic demise of 19-year-old Mariam Akhtar inside the NAM Building, a government facility constructed with public funds for lawmakers, has ignited severe national outrage across Bangladesh. The victim’s family, alongside social rights defenders, holds former Satkhira-4 Member of Parliament Mr. Gazi Nazrul Islam directly accountable for her untimely death. According to Continue Reading
Dr. Muhammad Isa Shahedi The Muslim Ummah is in agreement that obeying Allah (SWT) requires following the Messenger of Allah (SWT), Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). This is known as following the Sunnah, which includes the Prophet’s (PBUH) words, actions and approvals. The life of the Prophet (PBUH) can broadly be divided into the Makkan and Madani […]Continue Reading
Ruhul Amin Khan Today is the holy occasion of Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi (S.), commemorating the birth of Hazrat Muhammad Mustafa (S.), regarded as the greatest human being in history. His influence was felt throughout the world during his lifetime and has continued across centuries. While times, societies and human needs change, his teachings and example remain relevant […]Continue Reading
Diplomatic relations between Dhaka and New Delhi have declined following Bangladesh’s strong criticism of ousted leader Sheikh Hasina’s virtual news conference from Delhi. Bangladesh’s elected government has remained steady in its diplomatic relations despite regional political pressures and rumours that Prime Minister Tarique Rahman could make a Continue Reading
By ASM Niaz Morshed An economy cannot be transformed overnight. When a government inherits irregularities, weak financial institutions, high inflation, debt burdens, declining foreign exchange reserves and stagnant investment, its success should be judged by how quickly it identifies the problems, restores stability and builds a foundation for future growth. The Continue Reading
Musa Al Hafiz The first six months of the BNP government led by Tarique Rahman have been completed. A full assessment is difficult in such a short period, but Bangladesh’s political context makes this period significant. The government came to power after prolonged political instability, the July-August 2024 mass uprising, interim rule and a competitive […]Continue Reading
Professor Dr. Milton Biswas Nobel laureate economist Prof. Amartya Sen has argued that development is not merely economic growth or rising income, but the expansion of people’s freedoms and their ability to live with dignity. The first six months of the government led by Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, which assumed office on February 17, 2026, […]Continue Reading
The Emperor was crying. However, his dedication to the issue of justice has not wavered. He announced the verdict. His wife was sentenced to death for her crime. That day, the subcontinent’s history came to an end once more. Nurjahan is crying. The Emperor’s eyes are also filled with tears. The Emperor cherished her above […]Continue Reading






















