Balaghal Ula Bikamalihi Kasafaddoja Bijamalihi

The day on which the verse declaring the completion of religion was revealed carries great significance and blessings for Muslims. The verse was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) on the day of Arafah, which coincided with Friday. Both days are regarded as blessed occasions in Islam. Based on this significance, many Muslims believe that […]Continue Reading

Bay of Bengal Fish Crisis Puts Blue Economy at Risk

The Bay of Bengal, once known for its rich fish resources, is facing growing pressure from overfishing, unplanned trawling and the use of harmful fishing nets. Fishermen once regularly caught hilsa, rupchanda, popa, loita, churi, coral, tuna and many other species. However, experts and industry stakeholders warn that fish stocks are declining as breeding grounds […]Continue Reading

Bribery Scandal Behind Drug Raids

The Department of Narcotics Control (DNC), the government agency responsible for preventing and controlling drug abuse in Bangladesh, is facing allegations of corruption and links between some officials and drug dealers. Despite operating for 36 years, the DNC has failed to contain the spread of drugs, with illegal substances now reportedly available in cities, villages Continue Reading

Jamaat Ameer Warns Against Return to Fascist Practices

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer and Leader of the Opposition in the National Assembly Dr. Shafiqur Rahman has said the Awami League committed so many misdeeds that it was forced to flee the country and cannot return. “Once those who take responsibility for their misdeeds and flee, they cannot return,” he said. He made the remarks yesterday […]Continue Reading

Fascist syndicate behind artificial fertilizer crisis

The Bangladesh Fertilizer Association and fertilizer dealers backed by the Awami League and Jatiya Party are allegedly behind an artificial fertilizer crisis in 15 districts of northern Bangladesh, according to information gathered by intelligence agencies and district administrations. The dealers, appointed during the previous government, are allegedly creating shortages Continue Reading

Strong banking reforms needed to reduce default loans

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
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