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Monday, September 21, 2015

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We must fight corruption to make development fruitful

 The law minister's statement that the government is going to introduce legislation removing two questionable sections of the colonial-era

Poor countries suffer most from climate change

       A recently published global report on air pollution has revealed that the average life expectancy of a Bangladeshi

Salam Azad’s Probachon and Khona’s Parables: A Parallel Assessment

 Proverbs play a highly significant role in illustrating thoughts and ideas. Poet Salam Azad has made an extensive

Bengal’s bridgework with Persia through Tagore

 Rabindranath Tagore visited Iran during the summer of 1932 following an invitation from the Iranian government of that

Bangladesh makes admirable progress with women empowerment

   The law minister's statement that the government is going to introduce legislation removing two questionable sections of the

We need to export skilled manpower abroad to expand remittance inflow

   It is good news that the expatriates' welfare ministry is considering revising the migration cost for the Bangladeshi

Impact of Technology and the Future World

 Md. Alamgir HossainTechnology has had a profound impact on the world, changing the way we

Literature and its impact on societies in India and Bangladesh

 Literature is regarded as the pivot in our societal development. It is through literature human beings attain mental

Special scheme required for the employment of disabled people

 The government's decision to introduce health insurance for people with disabilities is, no doubt, a praiseworthy one. The insurance

Syndicates must be dissolved to tackle price hike

  The news comes as a breath of fresh air that the second largest seaport of Bangladesh, the Mongla

Do Myanmar, Bangladesh need to conduct joint military exercise more and more?

Sufian SiddiqueA joint military exercise was conducted by Border Guard Bangladesh-BGB and Myanmar Border Guard

Impacts of high cost for external borrowing on the economy

 Mehdi RahmanExternal borrowing in foreign currency was cheaper, once, compared to local borrowing. Resident corporates

Humanitarian values should be the base of making laws

 Since its enactment in 2018, the Digital Security Act (DSA) has been repeatedly used to target critical voices. The

Infrastructural advancement needed for smooth communication

 The news comes as a breath of fresh air that the second largest seaport of Bangladesh, the Mongla Port,

Export trade: Third party needed

 Mehdi RahmanPotatoes are sold by a seller selling through a van. We buy the

Electricity sharing opens new window for BBIN countries

 Sufian AsifsToday, challenges like climate change, pandemics, energy reliance, economic crisis, and many more

Sound economic growth cannot be ensured without peace and stability

 The law minister's statement that the government is going to introduce legislation removing two questionable sections of the colonial-era

Physically challenged people need special attention from everyone

 The government's decision to introduce health insurance for people with disabilities is, no doubt, a praiseworthy one. The insurance

Role of good family education and religious values in shaping life

 The current time is dominating social media and internet and in this age, it is very difficult to

The Unique Paradigm Shift of Bangladesh's Economy

 Aziz PatwaryThe notable American historian Thomas Kuhn in his critically acclaimed book “The Structure of

Equity and socio-economic justice should be established for all

 The law minister's statement that the government is going to introduce legislation removing two questionable sections of the colonial-era

Small traders need financial support from the banking system

 The news comes as a breath of fresh air that the second largest seaport of Bangladesh, the Mongla Port,

Do Online or Video Games Elevate Skills and Understanding Mastery?

 Yasir  MononAlthough technology has only entered human life, it has played an essential role in

Spreading hatred on social media is not freedom of expression

(Part I)Freedom to spread racial hatred on social media is not freedom of expression by any

Appropriate initiatives must be executed to ensure safe roads

  The law minister's statement that the government is going to introduce legislation removing two questionable sections of the

Ports play big roles in facilitating foreign trade

 The news comes as a breath of fresh air that the second largest seaport of Bangladesh, the Mongla Port,

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