Why have the price hikes not pushed regular citizens into action, fuelled by anger?

Our AI companions are water guzzlers

Indications of the growing maturity of RTI Act users and the increasing willingness of public officials to abide by its provisions are indeed welcome developments.

The under-construction rail project has unintentionally created an obstacle for the natural water flow in the region

No one would have any objection if a cybersecurity law was enacted to deal with cybercrimes without infringing freedom of speech.

We are significantly missing advanced technology and data-driven approaches in our handling of the crisis.

The proportion of the budget allocated to children-focused programmes does not fully address the magnitude of the challenges.

It is rather dubious why the government wants to have another draconian cyber security law right before the next national elections.

The public sector now provides only 37 percent of modern contraception, down from 44 percent in 2011.

Why is it okay to make memes and jokes about Hiroshima and Nagasaki?

How to integrate the health sector more prominently in our national adaptation actions?

Our Election Commission has selected some organisations for the purpose of election observation which exist only on paper.

Characterised by a culture of ad hocism, these valuable urban lands below elevated road infrastructures rarely reach their full potential.

Youth are the driving force of change

The waterlogging problem in Chattogram city is not unsolvable.

The DSA is being renamed to Cyber Security Act (CSA) with some cosmetic changes and hefty fines.

Teaching-learning is tethered sadly to lectures and rote learning where students engage in little analysis, synthesis or application.

Yet another former prime minister bites the dust.

The atomic bomb represented multiple ruptures in society – not just at the level of war, but also the recognition in society that science was no longer the concern of the scientists alone but of all of us.

The weak financial state of the BPDB is partly due to the high per unit price of electricity