Monday, September 21, 2015

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When it comes to private universities, most people uphold the opinion that

Corruption in Revenue System Exasperates Low-Income People Most

In Bangladesh, corruption within the revenue collection system has become a persistent

Administrative Inertia and Economy’s Lost Momentum

The provocative claim that if all government offices

A Country Where Media Lives in Fear Cannot Build True Democracy

Mohammed Enamul Hoque Mithu

Drains Clogged, Ecology Imbalanced As Lakes and Forests Disappear

The rapid disappearance of forests, wetlands, and lakes around Dhaka City is

Yoga Boosts Immunity, Preserves Sound Health

In today's fast-paced world, maintaining good health has become a major concern

Bangladesh's World Cup Passion: A Love Story With Football

 As the 2026 FIFA World Cup unfolds across

We Don’t Care About Mental Health Unless Dire Ailments Glare Up

Rifat Munir

Exemplary Punishment for Violence on Women Is Starkly Missing

Growing concern has emerged across Bangladesh over the perceived lack of exemplary

Bangladesh Seriously Lags Behind in Advancing Tourism Industry

Despite possessing a rich cultural heritage, diverse landscapes, and numerous natural attractions,

Who Really Runs the Market? From Elite Clubs to Crony Power Beyond Competition

The idea that markets function as self-correcting systems

Red, Blue, White Panels in Universities Subvert Teaching Environment

Universities are traditionally regarded as centers of knowledge,

University Teachers Joining Politics Violate Moral Norms

Universities are traditionally regarded as centers of knowledge, intellectual freedom, and independent

Doctors' Fees Should Not Be More Than BDT500 in Bangladesh

Access to affordable healthcare is a fundamental right of every citizen. In

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