—Mostofa Kamal— The phrase “green signal” may be old, but lately it has dominated political talk. In the race for election nominations, it has become a common expression — getting
—Syed Ishtiaque Reza— Bangladesh’s economy has been wrestling with the weight of crisis since 2020. Like most nations, it first stumbled under the shock of the COVID-19 pandemic. Then came
—H M Nazmul Alam— Dhaka is living on borrowed time. In its teeming neighbourhoods, barrels of corrosive acids, flammable thinners and reactive solvents sit quietly beside sleeping families and schoolyards.
—Dr Jahangir Alam Sarker—- We now stand at a crossroads in human history—an age where each passing day reshapes the very face of our world. Technology is advancing at such
—Sheikh Nahid Neazy— Bangladesh has been witnessing “brain drain” for almost two decades. This is not just a matter of seeking better opportunities but an escape from the country’s political,
—Dr M Jamal Uddin— In today’s world, the scarcity of natural resources and the amount of waste are increasing day by day. In this situation, an effective concept for sustainable