Monday, September 21, 2015

Editorial

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Poor medical equipment and inadequate diagnostic facilities are seriously obstructing healthcare services

Fuel Crisis Causes Severe Lack of Public Transports on Dhaka Roads

The ongoing energy crisis has created a serious shortage of public transport

Pulling Students Away to Private Teaching Has Become a Validated Crime in Our Country

Education is supposed to be a noble service,

Wildlife Protection Remains an Underrated Issue in Bangladesh

Jannatul Fardaus Mahia

Habit of Eating Vegetables and Fruits Is Declining Among City Dwellers

The habit of eating fresh vegetables and fruits appears to be declining

Electricity Shortage Aggravates Industrial Production

The persistent shortage of electricity has become a major obstacle to industrial

Bangladeshi Public Health Leader Qudsia Huda Receives Harvard’s 2026 Alumni Award

Shahidul Alam Swapan

Paintings Are Being Exhibited to Remind Us of Love and Humanity

Famed painter Bipasha Hayat is seen exchanging views in this photograph with some visitors

Administrative Decentralization Is Indispensable in Bangladesh

Administrative decentralization is indispensable for building an efficient, democratic and people-oriented system

UGC Must Restrain Private Universities from Taking Egregious Tuition Fees from Students

Higher education is no longer a luxury but an essential requirement for

Seventeen Years, Three Economic Stories: Bangladesh’s Six-Month Test

Dr. Mohammed A Rab

When the Walls Turn Against Us

Anika Raisa

Farming and Fisheries Should Be Promoted Among Youths Across Bangladesh

Farming and fisheries have long been the backbone of Bangladesh's economy and

Saving Aquatic Resources in the Bay of Bengal Is Essential

The Bay of Bengal is one of the most important marine ecosystems

Films and Media Studies in Contemporary Times Should Focus on Peace and Harmony

Jannatul Fardaus Mahia

Is Prevarication an Authorized Political Vice?

In modern democratic politics, truth is often praised

Severe Load Shedding Might Spark Mass Fury

Bangladesh is once again facing a deepening electricity crisis, and the growing

The Golden Era of Tea Industry Should Be Revived

Tea is more than a popular beverage in Bangladesh. It is part

Bangladesh-Born Author Padya Paramita’s Grand Takeoff With Fictional Prodigy

A new literary voice with roots in Bangladesh

Drive to Eliminate Mosquitoes Is Still Very Much Insufficient

Rifat Rafique Badhan

City Corporations Across Bangladesh Must Expand Programs to Destroy Mosquitoes

Mosquitoes have become a major public health concern in cities across Bangladesh.

Costs of Printing Materials Should Be Curtailed to Sustain Books and Magazines

The rising cost of printing materials has become a serious challenge for

What Are Students Heading for, Leaving Their Study Tables Behind?

If one resolves to do good deeds at

Encouraging People to Ride Bicycles Can Reduce Traffic Congestion in Dhaka City

Traffic congestion has become one of the most

Dustbins Are Unavailable in Most Parts of Dhaka City

The shortage of public dustbins in many parts of Dhaka has become

Technical Education Is Always Underrated in Bangladesh

Technical education plays a vital role in the economic and social development

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