The lives of postgraduate trainee doctors and young medical professionals in general are riddled with struggles.

Unfortunately, our history so far shows that major political shifts have only occurred as a result of violent uprisings on the streets.

All this means that the people will not see an end to their financial woes anytime soon.

It is rather astonishing that the government and people of Bangladesh have shown relatively minimal recognition for the two prominent musicians who played a significant role in introducing the country to the world.

With scientific progress and the advent of advanced technology, the methods of population control, particularly through the use of information control, emotional manipulation, and mass surveillance have become predominant.

Education endowment funds can help universities avoid income volatility and run smoothly, especially in developing countries

In Bangladesh, the government could call on the Directorate of Primary Education (DPE) to change the system of remunerating government schoolteachers.

Although it happens to be a prevailing practice, this culture of 'counter-programme' only indicates moral insecurity.

The journey to combat human trafficking is far from behind us, but we can bring about lasting change with collective dedication and collaboration

The practice of politicisation poses a significant threat to the overall quality of education in universities.

Protesting the "violence" unleashed by BNP, ruling Awami League and its all front and associate bodies will stage demonstration across the country tomorrow

Urban regions are especially full of what scientists believe is one of the most hazardous particulate pollution varieties

As an academic, what worries me is the exponential unfolding of a simple instance of academic dishonesty.

We Bangalees demonstrate love to our close ones quite differently from the globally affirmed love languages.

Naming Prof Delwar Hossain, a member of BPSC, as a member of an AL sub-committee has stoked quite a controversy.

Why did so many people die in India this summer where the temperature was eight degrees less than that at Death Valley in the US?

In rural Bangladesh, menstrual hygiene management is still a highly tabooed matter

Due to our isolation from our motherland for more than five years, we are gradually losing touch with our cultural practices that have been passed down from one generation to the next.

When does the demand for a democratic election become an interference in our internal affairs, and when is it a reinforcement of the policy declared by the head of the government?

One would be wise to throw away the old playbook and get tips from democracies that provide leaders with the greatest power of all: the true mandate of the people