The future of Bengal Delta
31 January 2026
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Is a global goal on adaptation possible?
29 June 2021
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Can we make lockdown work this time around?
28 June 2021
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It’s time to talk about cotton
27 June 2021
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Managing environmental resources for green growth in Bangladesh
27 June 2021
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Why can’t they get their fair share in our budget?
26 June 2021
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Have we done enough to address the problem of drug abuse?
25 June 2021
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Street violence and gang culture 2.0
25 June 2021
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Fighting the Delta variant: Do we have a plan?
22 June 2021
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Apparel industry needs a clearer strategy for donor funding
20 June 2021
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Lalmonirhat jujube growers upset over low prices
In Lalmonirhat, over a thousand growers of jujube, a small fruit known locally as boroi, are upset over the low prices of the fruit this year. They have to sell the produce for less than the production cost in the local market, resulting in their losing interest in farming the fruit in future, growers said.
2 March 2016
Of heroes and sedition
Two days ago, Ashis Nandy, the political psychologist, social theorist, critic, and a trained clinical psychologist...
1 March 2016
Sona Masjid Parjatan Motel in state of disrepair
The authority is yet to start repair work of Sona Masjid Parjatan Motel in Shibganj upazila under Chapainawabganj, three years after men
29 February 2016
Quick implementation for quick results
WITH the fiscal year crossing its halfway mark, discussions on the implementation status of annual development programmes (ADP)
28 February 2016
The next stage of global climate change policymaking
THE 21st Conference of Parties (COP21), which was successfully concluded in December 2015 with the adoption of the Paris
27 February 2016
The art of bullying
It is perhaps a primal instinct in all animals, to exercise control and power over the weak and the helpless. It is pretty much how the world has worked in the last few thousand years. Even among the earliest humans, it was the stronger group or tribe that dominated the physically less able, sometimes even
26 February 2016
Low cost herbal pesticide sees success
Use of herbal pesticide developed by a local farmer is gaining popularity among the farmers of Katabari union in Gobindaganj upazila
25 February 2016
Accidents on rise as safety work incomplete
Different 'black spots' on Panchagarh-Dinajpur highway in Thakurgaon Sadar upazila see frequent accidents as work for construction of new jersy barriers (generally called road dividers) has remained half-done for around six months, making the road too narrow and risky.
24 February 2016
The language problem
German painters are, therefore, more likely to paint death as a man while their Russian counterparts, as a woman.
24 February 2016
Outlaws active again in four SW districts
Cadres of outlawed parties killed at least 14 people since January 1 in Kushtia, Jhenidah, Meherpur and Chuadanga districts.
24 February 2016
Tobacco farming reduced in Jhenidah
While in many parts of the country hazardous tobacco farming is on the increase, from Jhenidah there is good news. Government officials and civil society activists have achieved considerable success in convincing the district's farmers to say no to tobacco.
24 February 2016
This was black and this was white
An op-ed can never afford a fiction. But then when real times across the globe are closer to fiction, one has the freedom to add colour and paint the canvas to share with the readers.
23 February 2016
The mad maddening election malaise
A SMS notification at two in the dead of the night would obviously, you think, be a text message of utmost importance, probably (pray
20 February 2016
Missing out on the zeitgeist experience
BRAVING the horrendous city traffic, I arrived at the 2016 Dhaka Art Summit (DAS) at Shilpakala Academy on a Sunday afternoon.
20 February 2016
Villagers suffer as road, culvert in awful state
Around 10,000 people of eight villages of Athorogachia union in Amtali upazila under Barguna district are suffering as the work for
18 February 2016
School students played glorious role in Language Movement
A large number of boys and girls of two high schools, inspired by their headmasters, joined the 1952 Language Movement in the then
18 February 2016
Feel the Bern
ALL bets are off - by winning New Hampshire's 2016 Democratic presidential primary, Bernie Sanders has done what was once
17 February 2016
You can't pass a donkey as a horse!
AT the risk of sounding “anti-growth” and “anti-exports” – and heck, of damaging the “image” of the country (because, apparently,
17 February 2016
Guardians demand removal of headmaster
Guardians formed a human chain in Goddimari area under Hatibandha upazila of the district yesterday, demanding removal of the
16 February 2016
Cooperative firm vanishes with depositors' money
Officials of a cooperative firm in Dumki upazila under the district have disappeared after embezzling several crore taka from over a
16 February 2016