Opinion

December 26, 2024, 2:24 am

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Effective media role sought in identifying obstetric fistula patients Man killed in Magura road accident 1 killed in Kurigram road crash Cold wave hits Panchagarh as mercury drops to 9°C Moderate cold wave with fog likely across the country Missing co-coordinator Khaled returns, afraid to tell anyone anything Khaleda Zia likely to go to London on Jan 7 NCTB cancels holidays of all officers, employees No info on religious-based visa rejections for students by Poland: MoFA People sacrifice lives not only for polls or voting rights: Adviser Asif

Opinion

Dengue’s Deadly Grip Demands Healthcare Equality

---Kaniz Kakon--- In the heart of Dhaka, a mother anxiously watched as doctors worked to stabilise her young son, who had just been diagnosed with dengue. Despite living in the

BANGLADESH MUST MAINTAIN THE PACE OF INCREASED REMITTANCES INFLOW

–Professor Dr Mohammad Ashaduzzaman– A major contributor to Bangladesh’s GDP, remittance has long been a pillar of the country’s steady economic growth and resilience. Remittance or expatriate income is currently

Nobel Prize in Economics and Institutions Matters

---Nironjan Roy--- This year Nobel Prize in Economic Science has been awarded jointly to three economists, Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson and James Robinson. Their contribution taken into consideration and recognised

Harris, Trump . . . and the Battle for America’s Soul

—Syed Badrul Ahsan— Americans trek to polling stations all over the United States tomorrow, Tuesday, to elect their forty-seventh President. In normal circumstances, there would hardly have been any reason

Reframing Bangladesh’s Fight against Human Trafficking

—Kaniz Kakon— Let us start with a story. Fatima was only 17 when she left her rural home in Bangladesh with a dream of building a better life for her

Water Diplomacy with India: Rethinking Teesta Treaty

–––Maruf Hasan Rumi––– At present, 11 districts in Bangladesh are grappling with a dire situation caused by severe flooding. This crisis has not only affected over 5 million people but