Bangladesh marks 25 years of promoting linguistic diversity and multilingualism.

“I had heavy bleeding, blackouts, and I was listless and tired all the time. So, I told him that sterilisation would be better than taking these blighted pills or using condoms.”

Young boys in the camp are targeted by adult criminal groups and forced to do and continue crimes.

Bangladesh’s administrative system is a relic of British colonial rule.

Men objected to the public display of sanitary napkins at the Ekushey Boi Mela.

If we take Bangladesh as an example, the Liberation War was fundamentally fought to establish social justice.

Education is the bedrock of personal empowerment, social equality, societal cohesion, and economic progress.

If student politics continues to promote division rather than unity, how can these same students later contribute to building an inclusive society?

I first heard the name Wangchuck in the famous Indian movie 3 Idiots.

A CMRP agreed upon by the maximum number of political parties is necessary.

The global trade environment is becoming increasingly uncertain, and Bangladesh cannot afford to be complacent.

Circular economy and One Health can curb AMR in Bangladesh’s livestock sector.

While stabilising the economy is a priority, the roots of Bangladesh’s recent turmoil lie in a crisis of governance.

Professor Anisuzzaman, born Abu Tayyab Muhammad Anisuzzaman, was known by only one name.

One cannot help but be astounded at the crooked efficiency of the previous regime.

Sustainability is undeniably one of the most crucial issues for our rapidly changing world as it is vital for our survival and essential to preserving the planet for future generations.

Dhaka's commuting crisis stems from an overreliance on private vehicles and a lack of awareness about rail-based public transport.

For more measured and deliberate changes, Bangladesh might look towards the American and Glorious Revolutions.

Grooming of minors by paedophilic adults seems to be an overlooked yet pressing societal anomaly

Bangladesh's 1st media opinion survey: 45K families polled on trust & independence.