—Aditi Karim— The economy and democracy are complementary, much like the two rails of a railway track. Just as a train cannot run without both rails, a state cannot function
—Ahmed Ashfaque Shahbaz— The bureaucratic system in Bangladesh is plagued with excessive red tape, which manifests through ineffective procedures and corruption, resulting in overspending on civil service that ultimately limits
—Shafiqul Alam— Clean energy solutions require a significant commitment of capital from the private sector. Bangladesh Bank’s low-cost green refinance schemes, offered at interest rates of up to five percent,
—Dr Habib Zafarullah– Despite nearing almost six decades of independence, Bangladesh’s administrative system remains stuck in the past, a relic of British colonial rule. Originally designed to serve foreign rulers,
Why would one lead an honest and humble life in this country? –Brig Gen Qazi Abidus Samad– Massive wealth possessed by government officials disproportionate to their official perks and privileges
—Md. Toufique Hossain— Food insecurity and global warming are two big problems facing the world now. Agroecology with its earth-friendly farming practices can help resolve these issues to a considerable