—Fairoz Anika Mitu— Ensuring reform was one of the key demands of the July-August uprising. If we look at the post-independence reform initiatives, the record is not bright with regime
Editorial——————————————— 984 kilns operating in breach of regulations in Rangpur division The number is quite staggering, and it’s frustrating that such numbers exist even when there is a pro-environment government
–Rahat Minhaz– After the student-led mass uprising in July-August 2024, a lot of expectations emerged within society, which was normal. The media sector is no exception. During Sheikh Hasina’s 15-plus
Abdul Awal Mintoo The country lacks a business-friendly environment. Industrial capacity is declining, and the economy is becoming stagnant and heading towards a crisis. The depreciation of the local currency
—Tariq Karim— The July uprising of 2024 has yielded for Bangladesh’s long-beleaguered people a “second liberation” from continuous oppression and tyrannical rule. Just as 54 years ago, people decided to
—Dr Nawshad Ahmed— The interim government formed a Local Government Commission on November 18, 2024, to recommend reform measures to strengthen local government institutions and good governance at the sub-national