Opinion

March 14, 2025, 11:25 am

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Armed Forces Must Not Be Dragged through the Dirt 7 suspected robbers held in Sirajganj Stay ready to face LDC graduation challenges: Dr Yunus Concerns over traffic jam on Dhaka-Uttaranchal highway loom ahead of Eid Delhi’s comments tantamount to interference in Bangladesh’s internal affairs: Dhaka Travel embargo imposed on ex-BGB DG Shafeenul, wife NBR chairman calls for empathy towards businesses, vows action against tax evasion Business in Bangladesh faces sluggish growth amid high costs: Experts Kidney diseases lead to 17,000 deaths annually Court freezes 21 bank accounts of ex-lawmaker Sadek Khan, family

Opinion

A Reflection of Deep-rooted Corruption

—Dr Fakhrul Islam Babu— Bangladesh recently found itself abuzz with discussions about a sacrificial goat priced at a staggering Tk1.5 million. This phenomenon is symbolic of the rapid ‘development’ claimed

Bold journalism will be the guarantor of accountability

—Syed Badrul Ahsan— It is pretty strange that journalists are always being advised on how they must do their job. The common refrain is that they must do nothing that

Hasina’s Delhi Visit: Bangladesh, India Unleash Citizen Diplomacy

—Pallab Bhattacharya— Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, in her joint media appearance with her Indian counterpart NarendraModi at Hyderabad House in New Delhi on June 22, described her talks as “most

1949—2024: Those Awami League moments…

—Syed Badrul Ahsan— Seventy-five years after June 1949, it is the defining moments in the history of the Awami League which call for study. The oldest political party in Bangladesh,

Modi’s Neighbourhood Policy: Rhetoric Vs Reality

—Jagdishor Panday— Three times chief minister of Gujarat state, Narendra Modi, in 2014, for the first time ruling from the centre, invited the SAARC state leaders to New Delhi in

Has SMEs got priority in national budget?

—AKM Asaduzzaman Patwary— The geo-economic crisis and its fallout caused wide-ranging consequences across the world hampering global trading system. Many developed and developing economies have not become immune from the