—Taufiqur Rahman— Bangladesh must embark on an ambitious youth-oriented economic development strategy. According to the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS), 26.88% of the total population (about 45.9 million or 4,59,00,000)
—Mamun Rashid— As Bangladesh approaches its graduation from the Least Developed Country (LDC) category, the anticipated challenges of losing preferential trade benefits are already manifesting. The United States has recently
—Ashish Banik— India’s withdrawal of the transshipment facility for Bangladesh—which allowed Bangladeshi exports to reach third countries through India—could potentially cause a significant setback in bilateral relations between the neighbouring
—M. Shamsul Alam— Bangladesh has faced systemic corruption with various public and private sectors, resulting in inefficiencies, economic disparities, and hardships for the common people. Under the former regime, corruption
—Mostofa Kamal— Md. Abdur Rahman Khan, The Chairman of National Board of Revenue (NBR), recently referred to entrepreneurs who create employment as the “real heroes” of the country. While this
–Aminul Islam– ‘Bangladesh Scouts’ is termed as the national scouting organization in the country. Scouting is a movement whose mission is to educate youths through