Teaching is one of the noblest things a person can choose to do with their life. But sadly, that’s not the narrative that exists today.

Repeated fires in the Sundarbans cannot be overlooked.

The persistent high inflationary pressures in Bangladesh over the last two years have heightened concerns regarding the erosion of food security among a large section of the population.

Concerns are rising as projections indicate that Bangladesh may lose certain advantages related to its population.

The number of PhD holders is on the rise, but the quality and intensity of research and knowledge production are not.

The latest official data paints an alarming picture of 41.6 percent of girls married under 18 and 8.2 percent married under the lower age of 15.

Isn't there any good news? Of course, there is. But good news doesn't make headlines.

As India’s general election enters its second month, most conventional expectations have already been upended.

The fundamental principles of a country’s development policy originate from the aspirations of the people through their struggles.

The choice to prolong the SSC examination period appears to diverge from global educational trends.

The CSDDD is the result of years of campaigning by a large coalition of civil society groups who managed to shift the narrative around corporate abuse.

The students’ protests have nothing to do with anti-Semitism, a narrative that successive Israeli governments and the powerful Jewish lobby in the US have cultivated with deadly effect.

In the latest edition of IPL, while Starc struggled to make an impact for KKR, Mustafizur thrived, consistently delivering excellent performances for CSK.

The uncertainty with teachers' rights and protection is exacerbated by the absence of their recognition in the labour law in Bangladesh.

Out of the six crore workers in Bangladesh, only around one crore have their trade union rights recognised.

May Day is customarily credited with originating in 1886 from the eight-hour workday movement in the United States, but the Polish-German Marxist revolutionary Rosa Luxemburg provides a distinct perspective on its genesis.

Even after half a century of independence, most of the working people in Bangladesh are far from enjoying fundamental workers' rights.

China’s economic progress means not only GDP growth rate, but also quality improvement.

More than 1.3 billion children aged between one and 14 years are subjected to corporal punishment at home each year.

In Bangladesh, heatwaves have historically not been a prominent concern.