Opinion

Out of the Box: From Hospitality to Hardship: A New Twist to Bangladesh’s Rohingya Crisis

Dr. Rashid Askari Bangladesh has showed unusual generosity in the face of one of the largest and most prolonged humanitarian crises in the world. It has been providing food and

DWINDLING VOTER TURNOUT: A CAUSE FOR CONCERN

——–Dr Pranab Kumar Panday—— The second phase of the Upazila Parishad election took place on May 21st, covering 156 Upazila Parishads. Nevertheless, the voter turnout in the second phase was

Development Administration and Bangladesh Perspective

-Dr. Md. Shahidullah- This is the age of administrative transformation. Due to philosophical developments in public administration in the light of people’s welfare and rapid advancements in technology, the purview,

Non-government Colleges under the NU Suffering Due to Conflicting Rules

-Masum Billah- Non-government colleges under the National University (NU) have been experiencing the bitterness of dual administration and conflicting laws for decades, creating impediments to ensuring quality education and offering

Why Research Scarce in Bangladeshi Universities

-Mahebub Hasan- Jawaharlal Nehru, former prime minister of India, said, “The country is good if the universities of the country are good.” How developed a country is depends on its

Project Teesta Could Be a Game Changer for Local People

-Wares Ali Khan- As the river Teesta is historically unpredictable, almost every year in the monsoon season the north-western part of Bangladesh gets flooded because of this river. The sufferings