—Tamanna Mizan— As the nation prepares for Eid-ul-Azha, millions of people will soon begin their journey home, eager to reunite with family and celebrate together. However, such journeys often turned
—Kaniz Kakon— Long before the applause, before certificates were framed and names remembered, there were voices—soft, steady, and unseen. They did not wait for medals to shine or for stages
—Dr Syed Abdul Hamid— The health sector in Bangladesh faces severe challenges due to a lack of strong political commitment and effective policies, inefficient management, weak governance, and a dire
—ASM Rafad Asgar— The Eid economy in Bangladesh offers vast potential — but unlocking its full benefits requires deeper policy engagement, systemic transparency, and inclusive reforms. Eid-ul-Adha (Qurbani) is among
—Dr Shahrina Akhtar— As the world teeters on the edge of climate catastrophe, finance is emerging not just as an economic tool but as a lifeline. For a climate-vulnerable nation
—SYED FATTAHUL ALIM— During its emergence as an independent nation more than half a century back, agriculture was the mainstay of the economy with 85 per cent of the population