It is heartening to see ordinary people in the country’s northern region taking it upon themselves to turn hazardous waste, such as discarded

Why has it failed to fix breaches in its supply lines?

As we build our way to becoming a middle-income country, it is saddening that our children’s education is so vulnerable to a pandemic.

We expect great things from our innovators at BHTC

Expand fiscal support to offset inflation from taka’s devaluation

It’s been known for some time that antimicrobial resistance (AMR)—which occurs when bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites no longer respond to antibiotics and other antimicrobial medicines—has become a global health threat.

It’s quite worrying that the number of diarrhoea patients admitted to various hospitals in Dhaka has seen a sudden spike although it wasn’t expected to peak until April.

We have overpaid the cost of our independence, but perhaps no cost can be very high for the most precious thing in a person’s, nay, a nation’s life—freedom.

It is quite worrying that Bangladesh faces the risk of losing its European market for vegetables because the Explosive Detective System (EDS) machine—

Amend the unconstitutional provisions in data protection bill right away

The world is on tenterhooks since Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russia would use nuclear weapons if its very existence came

Titas proposal to raise gas prices unacceptable, illogical

We welcome the prime minister’s announcement to build homes for all homeless people in Bangladesh soon. It is, no doubt, the right step in

Govt must match displays of action with actual preventive actions

We note with great concern that an estimated 32 cubic kilometres of groundwater is being extracted annually in Bangladesh, which is having a disastrous effect on the groundwater system of the country.

Now it needs to be followed up with action

We congratulate Brac on its 50 years of operations in Bangladesh. Founded on March 21, 1972, by the late Sir Fazle Hasan Abed, Brac’s

Take action against those responsible for launch capsize in Shitalakkhya

As it is, Dhaka city’s unbridled and unplanned growth has divested it of the open spaces needed for its residents’ recreation and outdoor

Authorities need to stop being apathetic to common people’s sufferings