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Monday, September 21, 2015

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Pledges on creating sound investment climate mostly do not match ground reality

 Despite steady economic growth in the country over the past decade, foreign direct investment (FDI) has been comparatively low

Bangladesh's Future Hinges on 2024 US Elections

 The upcoming US presidential election on November 5, 2024, carries significant implications for the entire world, including Bangladesh’s

Descending trend of reading printed books is ominous

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

Medina Charter Is Taught in Western Universities, But Ignored in Bangladesh’s Academia

 Dr. Syed Saifuddin AhmadThat sounds familiar. Yes, that was the political autobiography

Descending trend of reading printed books is ominous

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

Pledges on creating sound investment climate mostly do not match ground reality

 Despite steady economic growth in the country over the past decade, foreign direct investment (FDI) has been comparatively low

Will White Women Abandon Republicans and Vote for Kamala Harris?

 Carter ShermanWhite female voters have been the backbone of the GOP for decades – but

Governing Corporate Turfs Soundly Is Essential for A Smooth Private Sector

 Governance plays a vital role in any modern democracies of the globe. I think there are some citizens

Lessons must be learned from Sheikh Hasina’s ultimate departure

 Ex Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina who stepped down from her post on 5 August 2024 and flew overseas

Reforming devastated state institutions will take time

 It was stated in several write-ups and reports published in The Asian Age that time has arrived to think

Toni Morrison’s Masterpiece and Looking Back on American History

 Readers will have to look back on American history to properly figure out the background of the novel

Bangladesh Interim Government's Job to Reform State Machineries Will Be Tough: CFR

Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin administered oath to Nobel Laureate Professor Dr. Muhammad Yunus and his cabinet colleagues on 8

The government must ensure foolproof security during Durga Puja festivities

 We must keep on working for a Bangladesh which would be based on interreligious harmony, cross-ideological tolerance, peace, stability,

Liquidity crisis in banks gets intensified

 A majority of banks in Bangladesh are facing difficulties in running their day-to-day banking activities owing to a tightening

Remaking Bangladesh, Changing Mindset: An Urgent Call to Action

 Syed Misbah Uddin AhmadWhat is our country's most pressing challenge in the post-revolution period?

Employers Worldwide Are Attaching Importance to Green Workers Selection System

In today's society, being environmentally responsible is more important than ever. Numerous companies are attempting to include it

ICT skills need to be expanded across grassroots level

 Computers, laptops, tabs and android phones have reached people's hands across Bangladesh which has massively enabled digital communications to

Enigmatic living in the post truth era

 The machines that humans have built and the algorithms that drive them are challenging the uniqueness of some of

The Monstrous Influence of Mobile Phones on Human Race

 Browsing on mobile and other electronic gadgets have now become talk of the societies. Starting from young age

Fundamental Problems in The Roots

 Let us bring ‘Minsky Moment’ into light. 'Minsky Moment’ is a term coined by economist Hyman Minsky to

Artificial intelligence and Chat GPT may steal our intellectual acumen

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

Everyone’s participation is required to build up a harmonious Bangladesh

 There is a saying that science and religion are closely interrelated. It might be rational in somebody’s mind, whereas

Dr. Yunus Is Seeking International Solution for Rohingya Crisis

 Akib Rahman ShantoIn August 2017, a deadly crackdown by Myanmar's army on Rohingya

Corporate Bosses Must Keep Governance in Right Shape

 Governance plays a vital role in any modern democracies of the globe. I think there are some citizens

Eco-friendly approaches to recruiting human resources are gaining momentum

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

Supporters of Glorious July Revolution should not be subjected to disillusionment

 Millions of ordinary citizens across Bangladesh from different walks of life were highly delighted with the drastic regime change

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