Monday, September 21, 2015

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In today's fast-paced world, stressful workloads have become a common part of

Energy Price Hike Hits Hard Ordinary Subscribers

Rising energy prices in Bangladesh have placed a heavy burden on ordinary

Financial Regulators Must Work Rising Above Fears or Favours

A stable financial system is the backbone of

An Impartial Outlook Should Be Exercised to Empower Tertiary Academic Standards

As Bangladesh strides towards an ambitious future, the

Moral Education Must Be Incorporated in School Curriculum

Education is not only about acquiring knowledge and developing professional skills; it

Cautious Optimism About Peace Pact Between USA and Iran

The recent efforts to establish a peace pact between the United States

Tariffs and Hegemony: The Hidden Politics Behind U.S. Trade War on Bangladesh

The recent proposal by the Office of the

Why Losses in Government Sectors Are Always Taken for Granted

Government-owned enterprises and public sector organizations play a

FDI Must Be Accelerated to Reduce Unemployment Figures

Bangladesh is intensifying efforts to attract more Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) as

Strict Monitoring Is Required to Ensure Doctors’ Presence in Rural Hospitals

Ensuring the regular presence of doctors in government hospitals across rural Bangladesh

Causes and Solutions to Rape and Physical Abuse from Scientific Perspectives

Dr. Md. Anwar Hossain 

Humanitarian Crisis Gets Further Aggravated in Palestine

Rifat Rafique Badhan

Universities Appear Focused Mainly on Certificates and Transcripts

Growing concerns are emerging among educationists, students, and employers that many universities

Human Rights Groups Are Alarmed Over Deteriorating Situation in Palestine

The humanitarian crisis in Palestine continues to draw international concern as violence,

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