Opinion

Does Scientific Communication Require Scientists’ Understanding of Public?

-Dr Kanan Purkayastha- In his book The Making of a Scientist, Anne Roe said, “Nothing in science has any value to society if it is not communicated and scientists are

Kings’ Exceptional Initiative to Produce Footballers

–Ekramuzzaman– Clubs serve as the guardians of football culture around the world. The contributions of football clubs have always been valued for their role in consistently producing players, nurturing new

Tackling single-use plastics: Challenges and the way forward

Why single-use plastics have no place in a sustainable Bangladesh –Zahid Dewan Shamim– Plastic pollution remains a critical environmental challenge in Bangladesh, and the government’s recent actions to combat

Respect for Remittance Warriors: An Urgent Need

–-Shetu Khanam– Remittances or expatriate income constitute a vital engine of emerging economies in the modern world. Remittance is far more than necessary for underdeveloped nations, especially during financial crises.

Why do public administration reform measures fail?

What we can do to fix the issue –Mohammad Kamrul Hasan– Reforming public administration has consistently been a primary objective for governments, aiming to enhance efficiency, transparency, and responsiveness to

Bangladesh, the US and the art of not getting squished

–Rajeev Ahmed– Once upon a time, in a land far away from the bustling Ganges Delta, a bunch of people in powdered wigs signed a piece of paper called the