Monday, September 21, 2015

Editorial

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Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are widely regarded as an important pillar

Strong Initiatives Needed to Protect Coastal Women from Climate Crisis

Climate change has become one of the greatest threats to the lives

The Productivity Trap: Busy But Not Moving Forward

We live in an age when being busy

A Strategic Roadmap for Bangladesh’s Banking Crisis

The banking industry is the heartbeat of Bangladesh’s

Music Pacifies Minds, Cools Down Stress

In today's fast-paced world, stress has become an unavoidable part of everyday

Most Universities Lay Higher Emphasis on Business Studies Rather Than Advanced Sciences

A noticeable change has taken place in Bangladesh's higher education sector in

Printed Newspapers Still Hold Classic Appeal Despite Virtual Augmentation

In an age when information travels at the

Coastal Plantation Is Indispensable to Protect Bangladesh from Natural Disasters

Jamal Uddin Sarker

Drains Across Dhaka City Are Clogged With Waste Materials

Drains across Dhaka city are increasingly being clogged with plastic bags, polythene,

BNP Should Work Hand in Hand With All Political Parties for Country's Betterment

Bangladesh's political future will depend not only on the policies of the

The Cost of Public Employment: Pay, Privileges and Performance

Public employees frequently complain that they are underpaid.

Cash Crunch Still Squeezes Banking System

Bangladesh’s banking sector continues to face a persistent

Authorities Should Crack Down Hard on Poachers to Save Forests

Bangladesh is blessed with beautiful forests and rich wildlife, but illegal hunting

Himalayan Disaster: A Warning for Bangladesh

Dr. Mohammad Zahangeer Alam

Hectic Initiatives Are Required to Tackle Dengue and Measles

Dengue and measles have become major public health concerns in Bangladesh. Every

Withdrawing Printed Books from Classrooms Poses an Alarming Sign

Jannatul Fardaus Mahia

Energy Crisis Hits Hard Public Transport in Dhaka City

An acute energy crisis has severely disrupted public transportation in Dhaka City, causing immense suffering to thousands of daily

Ruling Authorities in All Countries Should Have the Quality to Stand Constructive Criticism

Jamal Uddin SarkerIn every country, ruling authorities hold enormous power and responsibility. They make laws,

Girls' Physical Safety Has to Be Ensured at Home Too

When discussions about girls' safety arise in Bangladesh, attention is often focused on schools, roads, public transport and other

Is the American Dream Slowly Eroding?

Donna PatriciaFor generations, the American Dream has represented the belief that anyone willing to work

Education Materials Should Be Available at Affordable Prices

Education is one of the fundamental rights of every citizen, and educational

Investment Figures Are Still Very Low

Investment is one of the most important drivers of economic growth. It

Integrated State Initiatives Required for Coastal Protection

Shafiqul Islam Khokon

Tribal People Deserve Equal Rights and Respect Like Everyone Else

Sanjana Bilkis Noor

Private Hospitals Should Be Restrained from Charging Excessive Fees

Healthcare is a fundamental necessity, yet for many people in Bangladesh, receiving

Youngsters Should Be Encouraged to Recite Poetry and Create Artworks

In an age dominated by smart phones, social media and digital entertainment,

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