Monday, September 21, 2015

Editorial

Students Must Not Become Desperate for High Grade Points Only

In Bangladesh, education is often regarded as the key to success, social

Work Without Fully Embracing Professional Zeal: From Prufrock’s Dilemma to Corporate Tedium

There is a peculiar kind of tiredness that does not necessarily come

Our Carefree Attitude towards Upholding the Sanctity of Bengali Language Is Painful

Sanjana Bilkis Noor

No Drive to Dismantle Market Syndicates Intensifies Price Hikes

The persistent rise in the prices of essential commodities has become a

Laptops Are Mostly Used for Video Games, Not for Improving ICT Skills

Information and Communication Technology (ICT) has become an essential part of modern

Most Students Are Unaware of Proper Use of Bengali Language

Bengali, the mother tongue of the majority of Bangladeshis, holds a unique

How the Pursuit of Online Recognition Is Changing Humanitarian Values

 MD. Noor Hamza Peash

Government Institutions and Local Communities Must Coordinate Reciprocally to Build Up Climate Resilience in Coastal Region

Plan International Bangladesh and Standard Chartered Bank jointly hosted a workshop on climate change

Skilled ICT Trainers Can Be Sent Overseas for Jobs

Bangladesh has a great opportunity to expand its overseas employment market by

People Taking Loans to Survive Indicates Perilous Times Ahead

When people borrow money to invest in businesses, purchase homes, or expand

Physical Training in Schools Must Be Conducted Dexterously

Jannatul Fardaus Mahia

Impunity in Banking Sector Enables Mega Borrowers to Spoil Financial System

Nasir Uddin

Monetary Crisis in Banks Augments Ordinary Depositors' Hardship

A stable banking system is essential for economic growth, public confidence, and

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