–-Shetu Khanam– Remittances or expatriate income constitute a vital engine of emerging economies in the modern world. Remittance is far more than necessary for underdeveloped nations, especially during financial crises.
What we can do to fix the issue –Mohammad Kamrul Hasan– Reforming public administration has consistently been a primary objective for governments, aiming to enhance efficiency, transparency, and responsiveness to
–Rajeev Ahmed– Once upon a time, in a land far away from the bustling Ganges Delta, a bunch of people in powdered wigs signed a piece of paper called the
–M S Siddiqui– Dhaka airport became expensive for exporters. The export consignments are nowtransported to Delhi and then airlift to other countries through Delhi airport only because of poor and
–Asadullah Al Mahmud– In the aftermath of Bangladesh’s 15-years dictatorship, the country finds itself grappling with the complexities of transitioning from autocratic rule to a democratic and just society. The
–MD Asadullah Al Mahmud– Education has long been recognized as the cornerstone of national development, yet in Bangladesh, our education system remains woefully out of sync with the demands of