Monday, September 21, 2015

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A Story of Ending A Colorful Chapter With Tears and Joy

Dr. Md. Anwar Hossain

Tajuddin Ahmad: Bangladesh’s First Prime Minister's Legacy

On 23 July 2026, Bangladesh marks the 101st

From Knowledge to Capability: Why Theory Alone Cannot Help Cross the River

Human learning has always rested on two pillars:

When Knowledge Becomes the Best Defense Against Climate Change

Dr. Susmita Das & Md. Ashraful Alam

Russia's Slow Advance Raises a Hard Question: Is Putin Heading for a Pyrrhic Victory in Ukraine?

Sayeed Abdel Kutub Nassri

South Asian Diaspora in North America Represents Oriental Vistas in Western Circumferences

Kabita Banerjee

Lebanon Faces Claims of “Artificial Extremism” Amid Debate Over Western Influence

Sayeed Abdel Kutub Nassri

Just Economic Progress Does Not Always Signify Being Civilized

Kabita Banerjee

Jhumpa Lahiri's Fictional Spell Strongly Influences Postmodern Creative Orbits

In the vast landscape of contemporary literature, few

Burgeoning Stalinist Sentiments Among Russia's Ruling Elites

Julia Petrova 

UNHCR Faces Challenges With Growing Refugee Exodus Worldwide

Julia Petrova

Bangladesh Remains Deeply Embroiled in Human Trafficking

Human trafficking continues to be one of the

China Towns in Europe Still Attract People to Occult Beliefs

Julia Petrova

Girls Around Us Must Be Taught Freehand Self-Defence

Jannatul Fardaus Mahia 

Leftist Politics in South Asia: Vested Interests Acted More Substantially Than Ideological Integrity

South Asia

Theocratic Vision Failed to Prevail After the Age of Enlightenment Emerged

Rifat Rafique Badhan

From Market Economy to Market Politics: When Everything Has a Price and Everything Goes on Sale

Julia Petrova

Astrologers Are No Longer Seen in Social Gatherings, But Why?

Indrajit Kanon Barua

The Road from Demographic Burden to Demographic Dividend: The Human Capital Imperative for Bangladesh

The population is one of the basic elements

Thoughts on Resurrection: Is Death the End of the Road?

Jannatul Fardaus Mahia

Breaking the Cycle: Why Bangladesh Cannot Build Peace by Excluding a Party

Dr. Mohammed A Rab

Teaching and Learning English in the Age of Globalization

Tamanna Akter

Bangladesh Suffers Massive Downtrend in Tourism Industry

Rifat Rafique Badhan

Nancy Reagan: A First Lady Who Redefined the Role Through Influence and Advocacy

Nancy Reagan remains one of the most recognizable

Artificial Intelligence, Music and Human Emotion: Gadi Sassoon’s Unusual Performance in Geneva

Author AHM Bazlur Rahman with Shoeb Chowdhury former Senior Vice President of BASIS (2006-2007),

Rationality of Admission Tests for Tertiary Education Comes Under Debate

The system of admission tests for tertiary education

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