Monday, September 21, 2015

Editorial

Job-Oriented Education Is Still to Be Popularized in Bangladesh

Education is the backbone of a nation, and it plays a vital

Beyond Cheap Labor: Why Bangladesh’s Garment Industry Needs a New Triangle of Trust

Dr. Ayub

Knowledge Without Skills Bars Private Sector’s Growth

Abdullah Al Imran

Private Sector Lags Behind Due to Poorly Skilled Human Resources

The private sector plays a vital role in the economic development of

Effective Waste Disposal Is Still a Far Cry

Bangladesh, a rapidly developing country, is facing a growing environmental challenge due

Building Bigger Cities Is Not Enough: We Need Liveable Urban Management

Amir Mohammed Khosru

Academic Institutions Are Not for Taking Classes and Exams Only

Jamal Uddin Sarker

Distribution of Warm Clothes Must Be Started Now as Winter Approaches

As winter approaches, the distribution of sufficient warm clothes among poor and

Universities Must Ensure Students' Physical Fitness Besides Academic Scores

Universities are considered centres of knowledge, innovation, and character building. Their primary

Beyond Remittances: The Human Cost of Bangladesh-Saudi Ties

Family members of two Bangladeshis executed in Saudi Arabia were deeply shocked and broken

Homeless People Are Often Discussed in Conferences, Not Much Supported in Real Life

Abdullah Al Imran

Climate Action Is More Vital Than Climate Conferences

Climate change has become one of the most pressing challenges for Bangladesh,

Navi Pillay Wins Nobel Peace Prize for Protecting the Rights of Vulnerable Communities

Jamal Uddin Sarker

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