Opinion

November 24, 2024, 6:53 am

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Adviser Rizwana at COP29: Unity among climate-affected nations more important than funding Vanishing waters of Chalan Beel : A looming fish crisis MPO payments for teachers through EFT from Jan Indian billionaire Adani down again, but not out Medicine prices won’t rise after LDC graduation: RAPID Tender for piping gas from Bhola to Dhaka to be issued in December: Energy adviser Jubo League man who fired 28 rounds during anti-discrimination protest in Ctg arrested Paid Tk20cr bribe for road cutting to get gas during AL regime: Sheikh Bashir Uddin No clarity yet on smart driving licence cards Man ‘beaten to death’ by cousin in Kushtia

Opinion

Zero Tolerance for Corruption Means No Corruption Anywhere

—Taufiqur Rahman— The rampant corruption of the past few decades has created havoc with our economy and people’s lives. Every government sector or agency has been mired in uncontrolled corruption.

Revolutionising Rights through Constitutional Reform

—Kaniz Kakon— In a bold move for political change, student leaders at the forefront of ousting the Awami League government have announced plans to propose a new constitution, calling for

Prices of Essentials Must Come Down More

—Taufiqur Rahman— Past policies and corruption contributed to higher prices of everything including essential food. Syndicates and mafia-style practices made it impossible for businesses to lower prices. Local politicians and

Developing Inclusive, Resilient Disaster Management Strategies

—Dr. Mohammad Kamrul Hasan— Bangladesh is one of the most disaster-prone countries and highly vulnerable to natural calamities. Natural disasters frequently affect the country’s economy and infrastructure. Women often suffer

How should states combat misinformation?

–Zulker Naeen– The state’s role in tackling misinformation in the constantly-changing information landscape has long been a topic of discussion. Instead of initiating the role of fact-checking, how can the

Aligning education with job market must to combat unemployment crisis

––––––Nazia Hasan Khondaker––––– Every year, thousands of students graduate in Bangladesh with dreams of a bright future, only to encounter a job market that doesn’t match their skills. Despite the