Upashana Salam

Parents in Bangladesh generally struggle to acknowledge even teacher-led play as an acceptable teaching tool.

AS Bangladesh is growing at an exponential speed, its markets are expanding in such ways where intervention is necessary, thereby

When we talk about support for the bottom of the economic pyramid, our endeavours might seem somewhat myopic. Financial aid can only help to an extent. As for corporate social responsibility, one might argue it's just another form of charity that is not systematic or sustainable in the grander scheme of things.

When 14-year-old Yasmin Akhter was reassured by some police officers that they would drop her home after she missed her bus to Dhaka from Dinajpur, she probably didn't think twice about it. Like many of us, she probably believed that she would be safe with these protectors of law.

Safety in workplace is a given for most of us. If you are reading this newspaper, there is a high likelihood that you don't have to worry about the walls crumbling around you or the floor collapsing right beneath your feet.

The recent flash floods in the haor regions exemplify the threat of climate change that looms over Bangladesh. It signifies our

This Pahela Baishakh, revisit our roots through the diverse oral traditions and witty wisdom of folk literature.

When buying a product in Bangladesh, apart from the usual concerns about its price and quality, consumers have to worry about whether the product they buy, including life-saving drugs and baby food, can cause actual harm to their health or even be fatal to them.