2022 can be termed as a year of attacks on the majority of people in Bangladesh, in which the prices of oil, gas and electricity increased. The increase of the price of oil led to an increase in the price of various commodities. Yet, since the beginning of the Ukraine war, the government has been citing it as the reason behind every price hike. How rational is this explanation? How did general people really fare in the year 2022?

New challenges for Awami League.

Can BNP really implement these proposals or is it just an attempt at vitalising their movement?

If the government itself fixes the price, will public interest be preserved?

The detective branch of police is now indicating that Buet student Fardin Noor Parash has died by suicide. Then why is his friend Bushra still in jail? And how can the statements of Rab and intelligence agencies affect the course of the case?

Discriminatory laws against women need amendment

What are the factors behind the endless enthusiasm of Bangladeshi people over the FIFA World Cup 2022?

The political scene has once again taken a turn towards violence as clashes broke out between BNP leaders, activists and law enforcers at Nayapaltan yesterday.

On-campus incidents of sexual harassment and violence are regularly reported on

The news of the organisations taking loans from banks using the fake names and addresses is being published in the media. There are rumorus of banks going bankrupt. Similar rumours are going on that the economy will be restored by taking a loan from the IMF.

What impacts will the recent electricity price hike bring, in the context of the ongoing inflation?

What kind of reforms are necessary to use the universities for the national interest and to increase our national capabilities?

Why is the amount of default loans increasing day by day?

The energy sector was made LNG-dependent despite repeated warnings about it by experts.

Is there a possibility of a famine in 2023? Is the Russia-Ukraine war the sole threat to our food security?

Could the DAP be nothing but a visionless ideal?

Awami League and BNP, the nation's two main political parties, are endeavouring to connect with the public through different initiatives.

Bangladesh is currently going through a grave economic crisis.

The country's politics is increasingly gaining traction as the national election approaches. BNP accuses the Awami League government of deliberately obstructing their political activities, in particular the mass gatherings.

It is clear just how overpopulated Dhaka city has become