Even if the vilest allegations were true, lynching them could not have been the answer.

Before the construction of the beribadh in the early 1990s, the nameless water body was part of the overflow zone of the Turag River.

Widespread attacks in the CHT based on an incident of lynching cannot be anything but planned.

I don’t think Hasina fell because of my writing. Then why do I continue writing?

Empowering women economically paves the way for inclusive and sustainable development.

The government needs to set in place irreversible principles and practices that constrain arbitrary power in the future leading to the misuse of popular consent.

As Bangladesh continues its journey towards economic restructuring, it is imperative to create jobs that provide dignity and security for its people.

Bangladesh witnessed abominable atrocities and mass killings perpetrated by Sheikh Hasina’s fascist regime.

Bangladesh can adopt lessons from some of the best global examples and strengthen its UPS to avoid the loopholes in the current models.

A 2019 study shows that the average time taken to dispose a labour case was 630 days for awarded cases and 571 days for dismissed cases.

Nearly two dozen citizens have fallen victim to mob lynching in the last 40 days alone.

Many are sympathetic towards migrant workers for justifiable reasons.

As private citizens, this is the minimum we could offer towards a newer equilibrium.

Were we able to cash the “positive emotions” of people with our experience?

In late November 2023, the Ministry of Power, Energy, and Mineral Resources unveiled the IEPMP.

The government must not feel entitled or disassociate itself from the people by making unilateral decisions

Orpita would have become one of the most loved and respected teachers of the Institute of Business Administration

There is no alternative to an M&E policy to ensure quality public spending and better outcome from development expenditure.

There is no denying that for a long time, the police have been used as a tool of repression in the subcontinent

In light of the recent development in the RMG sector, where factories have started to open, Taslima Akhter, president of Bangladesh Garment Sramik Samhati (BGWS), talks about the workers’ protest and their demands and plights in an interview with Aliza Rahman of The Daily Star.