—Mostofa Kamal— In a bleak landscape, even the faintest improvement can feel like welcome rain in a desert. That is how Bangladesh’s slight progress in the global press freedom index
—Kaniz Kakon— There’s a strange quiet that often follows the announcement of something long awaited. The kind of quiet that doesn’t feel like relief, but more like a held breath.
—Dr Syed Abdul Hamid— The National Drug Policy of 1982 enabled Bangladesh to achieve self-sufficiency in pharmaceutical production. Today, approximately 98 percent of the country’s medicine demand is met by
—Niaz Md. Farhat Rahman— Agriculture, the bedrock of Bangladesh’s economy and a direct source of sustenance for millions, is facing unprecedented challenges due to the escalating climate crisis. From the
—Nironjan Roy— The most important part of the modern supply chain is that the export order is placed well ahead, in some cases one year earlier, allowing manufacturers to assemble
—Syed Badrul Ahsan— It is time we did some hard talking about education, indeed about the way it is being imparted to the young in Bangladesh. Fundamentally it is a