Opinion

Can BNP Handle Jamaat’s Strategy?

—Audite Karim— The age-old adage that there are no permanent friends or foes in politics has once again proven true in Bangladesh’s political landscape. Two long-time allies have now become

Automation and the future of youth employment

—Dr Matiur Rahman— As Bangladesh confronts the growing challenge of youth unemployment, automation and technological change are redefining the very foundations of its labour market. The nation’s ambition for industrial

Why the rhythm of our seasons begins to change

—Dr Shahrina Akhtar— Once, the year in Bangladesh turned like a melody, six graceful movements of Grishma’s heat, Barsha’s rain, Sharat’s silver skies, Hemanta’s harvest chill, Sheet’s still winter, and

Crisis of Quality Education in Bangladesh

—Md. Kafi Khan— An Inquiry into Knowledge, Society, and Human Destiny. Education is not a task of filling the mind, but of awakening its courage and curiosity. A nation that

Crypto’s Potential to Substitute Credit Card

—Nironjan Roy— Consumers’ lifestyles in the western world have been shaped by credit cards as many people cannot imagine living without them. This credit card-driven consumption has started penetrating in

The cries within progress: A call for systemic change

—Serajul Islam Choudhury— In 1971, women in Bangladesh endured unimaginable suffering. Pakistani forces committed brutal acts against women without distinction of religion, targeting both Hindus and Muslims. The state had