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Travelling Back to Classical Roots in Poetry: How Verses Glorified Life and Fuelled Humans to Roar Against Repressive Jackboots

 The classical world gave us many things, from philosophy to democracy to clean drains (cue the Monty Python

Universities in Our Country Have Almost No Drive to Boost Research Avocations

Rifat Rafique BadhanWhen it comes to private universities, most people uphold the opinion that

Bangladesh Knocked Out of T20 World Cup: Dhaka-Delhi Security Tussle

 Dr. Md. Anwar HossainIn the modern sporting world, cricket is not just a game, but

Bangladesh Under Yunus: How a ‘Peace Laureate’ Presided Over the Collapse of Peace, Dignity and Sovereignty

 President Mohammed Shahabuddin administers the oath of office to Nobel laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus, right, as the head of

The BUBT Family Reunion: A Case Study in Building Community Engagement and Brand Value Through Exchanging Experience

This article examines the day-long gathering at the Bangladesh University of Business and Technology (BUBT) on January

The Triumph of Women Leadership: Evolution and Outline for Future

 Dr. Md. Anwar HossainThe power that has been repeatedly mentioned at every turn of history,

Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau and Spiritual Truth Found in Nature

 As a teenager in 1960, Clyde Edgerton was trying to find a name for the doubts he was

India Stack: The Indian Approach and Experience

Debnath ShawIntroductionWhat is the India Stack? It is a collection of open Application Programming

Saraswati: The Goddess of Knowledge

 Babul Chandra SutradharGoddess Saraswati, the patroness of knowledge; is worshipped by Hindus as the giver of all

Legacy Under Fire: Political Shifts and the Decanonization of a Founding Figure

 The camera lingers on a thoughtful figure, poised and measured, as he answers a question about Bangladesh’s future.

Governance and Extremism: Democracy Under Siege in Bangladesh

 Dr. Mohammed A. RabBangladesh’s complex journey toward democratic restoration officially began in the early 1990s.

Beyond Bank Resolution: Searching for A Safer Financial Architecture

The recent resolution scheme prepared by Bangladesh Bank following the collapse of normal operations in five Islamic banks

Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose: How Far We Could Value This Noble Soul of India

 Great soul or noble souls of India are always admired from the core of our heart. In India

The Disappearing River Civilization of the Coast

Shafiqul Islam KhokonFrom childhood to death, one word constantly echoes in our ears—river. Sometimes we

Indian Republic Day Celebration: Are We Truly Republic and Democratic in Nature?

 It is on twenty sixth day of the said month and year, India will be celebrating her seventy

Death Toll in Iran Demonstrations Might Reach 20 Thousand

 Elizabeth PalmerInformation trickling out of Iran on Tuesday suggests that a crackdown by authorities to

Free Elections Impossible With Parties Banned

 People no doubt have heard about a serious

Bangladesh’s Fragile Economy: Challenges and Uncertain Growth

 Razib Pervez

Geetanjali Shree’s Stories Symbolize the Indispensability of Writing and Creativity With Rising Authoritarianism Around

Indian author Geetanjali Shree won the International Booker Prize in May 2022 – making her the first writer

The Gloomy and Fearsome Bequest of Civil Wars Across Africa

Rifat Rafique BadhanCivil wars in Africa are complex, ongoing conflicts often stemming from post-colonial state

Neither Tagore Nor Nazrul Can Be Skipped When It Comes to Bengali Literature

 Rifat Rafique BadhanWriting anything about Bengali literature makes it obligatory to cite allusions to Rabindranath

China’s Drastic Bid to Fortify Foothold in Middle East Via Saudi Arabia

China is ready to be the most trustworthy and reliable partner in Saudi Arabia's national revitalization process, Chinese

A Case Study on Ethics, Accountability and Systemic Failure in Bangladesh's Real Estate Sector

 This case study documents a severe instance of consumer fraud and ethical breach within Bangladesh's regulated real estate

From Jute to Jeans: The Transformation of Bangladesh’s External Sector

Bangladesh’s external sector has undergone a profound and often underappreciated transformation over the past five decades. From a

Free Elections Impossible With Parties Banned

Dr. Richard L. BenkinPeople no doubt have heard about a serious partisan divide in US politics. We

Bangladesh at The Edge: A Nation’s Democratic Foundations Under Threat

K N AhadBangladesh today stands at one of the most consequential junctures in its post-independence history. What

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