Despite progress in Bangladesh’s health sector, primary healthcare (PHC) remains inadequate, particularly in rural areas where access to qualified doctors is limited.

We must keep the focus on the plight of char people alive and draw attention of the current interim government to address the problem with new approaches, policies, and institutions.

Why can’t Bangladesh have its own global apparel brand?

Ahmad's journalism is overshadowed. He modernised Bangla press via papers like Ittehad after WWI.

The suspension has disproportionately affected women and children, who are already the most vulnerable in crisis situations.

We are facing rising power demand amid summer, Ramadan, and energy efficiency challenges.

Prolonged uncertainty or a rigid "reform first, elections later" or “my way or the highway” stance will only deepen the crisis.

The fundamental goal must be to preserve historical integrity rather than rewrite history for political convenience.

Following autocracy's fall, debates on the constitution, elections, & democracy intensify, echoing Abul Mansur Ahmad's insights.

Despite being quite the nerd, I found no solace in education.

The financial sector is increasingly targeted by various types of fraud, including phishing, identity theft, credit card fraud, and Ponzi schemes.

The prosecution of international crimes, whether at the international or domestic level, is a serious matter.

Women's health research is inequitable despite physiological differences. This is a social injustice.

Acknowledging mistakes is not a sign of weakness; it is a prerequisite for political rehabilitation.

Implementing the desired reforms in Bangladesh is particularly challenging due to the complexities of political and social realities.

DU’s recruitment process seems frozen in time, bogged down by outdated practices that stifle progress.

Healthcare around the world is going through unique and dynamic changes.

Professor Yunus inherits a nation in turmoil, balancing hope and challenges in Bangladesh

Bangladesh intensifies efforts to recover stolen assets and combat money laundering.

The funding cuts by USAID and other donors signal a worrying trend that could impact gender equality efforts worldwide.