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Making pupils totally dependent on virtual content is not wise

Millions of students are passing from schools and colleges all over Bangladesh with high grade points every year. This

The Liminal Zone Between Realism and Fable in Haruki Murakami’s Stories

 Haruki Murakami is not only arguably the most experimental Japanese novelist to have been translated into English, he

Literary classics should be added to syllabuses of all subjects

Leo Tolstoy, the most eminent Russian author focused on the magnificence of spiritual enlightenment in his story What Men

What the Recent Ruling on Husband's Second Marriage Means for Women’s Legal Protection

 MD. Noor Hamza PeashThe recent judicial clarification that a Muslim man’s second marriage does not require the

Western economic policies don’t fit in with our necessities

Analysts discussing crony capitalism are more likely to focus on the particular

Insociable attributes are dehumanizing our young posterity

 While we were children a few decades back,

Bangladesh at The Edge: A Nation’s Democratic Foundations Under Threat

 K N Ahad

From Hiring Bias to Gender Stereotypes: Harmful Impacts of AI on Women

Rifat Rafique Badhan

Are we prepared for the new era on the tech horizon?

This editorial is about humans and the interactions that this intelligent mammal has with machines. Humans have been using

Ease of doing business is still in poor shape

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is a prime way to foster the economic growth of a country. Consistently, Bangladesh has

Why Dense Fog Becomes One of the Deadliest Challenges in Winter Season

 MD. Noor Hamza PeashWinter arrives not only with seasonal beauty but also with serious risks

Gun Control Is Imperative for Free Elections and Public Safety

 Muhammad Enamul Hoque MithuA free, fair and credible election is the cornerstone of any democratic

Pressure mounts on Donald Trump to unveil full Epstein files

All the chest-beating around annexing Greenland doesn’t seem to be doing much to memory-hole the Epstein files either. During

A deep state is allegedly operating inside Iran

 Information trickling out of Iran a few days ago suggests that a crackdown by authorities to end more than

Elias Bredsdorff and Sacrosanct Mistranslated Works of Hans Christian Andersen

 Hans Christian Andersen, an immortal author hailing from Denmark, was the ugly duckling of his own story—"so gawky

Justice Is Not a Political Tool: What 2025’s Verdicts Tell Us

Kanak Kanti KarmakarFact: In the case of Begum Khaleda Zia and others vs. Durnity Daman

Corporate recruitment is going green all over the world

 Being environmentally responsible is at present more important than ever. Numerous companies are attempting to include it into their

English newspapers bear the brunt of our academic hollowness

 Despite high numbers of newspapers all over Bangladesh, journalism has not yet acquired the status of a lucrative job

Post–Sheikh Hasina Bangladesh: India’s Short-Sighted Policy, Regional Realities and New Political Equations

 Shahidul Alam SwapanBangladesh now stands at the threshold of a critical juncture. After the long

Behind Closed Doors: Internal Governance of Political Parties in Bangladesh

Razib PervezPolitical parties serve as the primary democratic bodies in every democracy. An essential function

Journalists imperil their own lives to uphold truth and justice

 Journalists work for the coverage of domestic as well as global occurrences to keep people updated about the latest

Humanitarian disasters across Africa due to longstanding civil wars

 Armed conflicts in Africa during the twentieth century caused an enormous loss of human life, the collapse of socio-economic

Listening to the Fields: How Farmers in Bangladesh Are Living With a Changing Climate

Md Asaduzzaman KironIn rural Bangladesh, farmers have long relied on seasonal cues rather than calendars.

Use of AI to harm women has just begun!

 “Since discovering Grok AI, regular porn doesn’t do it for me anymore, it just sounds absurd now,” one enthusiast

FBI raid on Washington Post journalist’s house is beyond imagination

The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) raided the home of a Washington Post reporter early Wednesday in

A Nation’s True Mirror Lies in Its Weakest Faces

 Amir Mohammed KhosruA state is often judged by its skyscrapers, GDP growth, military strength

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