Despite thousands of crores of taka being invested in various infrastructure development projects in the railway sector, the crisis of Bangladesh Railway (BR) doesn’t seem to end.

The growth in Bangladesh's share of employment in industry is below the growth of other Asian economies at similar stages.

Since Myanmar's guerrilla groups are not listed as “terrorist” organisations in Europe and the US, supporters are facing no problems in raising public funds

The prevailing practice of employing domestic workers, at disproportionately low wages, underscores systemic inequalities.

Instances of medical malpractice are not uncommon in Bangladesh

There is a lack of recognition for Indigenous writers and publishers at national events like the Amar Ekushey Book Fair.

Notwithstanding the alleged manipulations, the elections have changed the country’s political dynamics.

"Policy" as an institutional process is a nebulous mixture of concepts, thinking, ideology, values, pragmatism, interests and, hopefully, evidence: prior, during, and afterwards.

The intricate connection between politics and corruption in Bangladesh raises profound concerns that demand immediate attention.

These are not isolated incidents, but part of a larger pattern that makes us look critically into the legal regime for workers toiling in the informal sector

When a foreign word—one that isn’t part of the language in which the text is being written—is highlighted in italics in a work of literature, it becomes “other.”

The city's recent eye-catching developmental transformation has been a matter of curiosity for many.

To achieve the highest possible level of economic growth, engaging the youth is crucial.

This is nothing more than a poor trick that will eventually produce no real gain.

Social media platforms are predominantly designed for consumers rather than businesses

The challenge of untranslatability is something that the translator has to contend with throughout the process of the enterprise.

Thousands of farmers from Punjab and Haryana have taken to the streets again, just over two years after their previous year-long agitation.

There should be protests, and a strong stance should be taken against such incidents

It doesn’t get sweeter than a 90-year-old curd seller being awarded the second highest civilian award in Bangladesh, the Ekushey Padak.

From the onset of this current crisis, too, we saw indecisiveness from our policymakers