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The original tanneries were concentrated at Narayanganj from British period. Pakistan government developed a planned tannery park at
Children need protection from war
War is brutal and does not discriminate. The vagaries of war and conflict do not only affect evil
Suu Kyi and the Rohingyas
David Cameron's memoirs bring out one more negative image of Aung San Suu Kyi. She once told the
Inhumanity, Chinese debt trap, controversies . . . and a world in deep crisis
The whole world is in a state of chaos and worry as there is increasingly less hope left
Human liberation-from proletariat to "dignitariat"
Some days ago in a television talk-show, one of the participants of the show said that when the
Digital Dragons: The rise of Chinese tech titans
The digital era is all about free flow of information and matching the right idea that clicks the
A conversation on the constitution
It is time to go back to a conversation on the values which led to the emergence of
The crisis confronting journalism
The newspaper industry in Bangladesh is in crisis.The prevailing wisdom is that the print media, by
Blue economy potential should be tapped for progress
We know population of the world is more than seven billion. It is estimated that in the year
An insult to morality
Michael Prue is a Canadian politician who visited Bangladesh some years ago. On that trip he made it
Cameron and the beauty of democracy
Memoirs are often a purgation of emotions on the part of those who write them. It is an
