The Daily Star spoke to BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on a host of issues ranging from elections to media freedom
Asif Nazrul tells Star in an exclusive interview
The interim government aims to reform the administration in order to make it people-oriented, inclusive, transparent, and accountable, says Law Adviser Asif Nazrul.
The task of the advisers is to show what actions they are taking toward permanent policy reforms not to make faux pas remarks.
Why did the situation escalate last week, resulting in so many deaths and injuries?
It's a saddening fact that despite spending 53 years as free land, Bangladesh still needs to import nuts, bolts, and washers -- we are unable to produce them locally
Milton Samadder has been the talk of the town for the past few days. While rumours and dramatic tales about him have taken over the social media, traditional media has mostly relied on the Detective Branch (DB) of police over the last two days
Abed bhai defined a great and worthy leader as someone who always steps down to accommodate a worthier leader.
Seeing what happened during the SCBA election, one cannot help but wonder about what might happen in the upcoming general election.
Noted Supreme Court Lawyer ZI Khan Panna today said he was ashamed of the scenes that unfolded during the Supreme Court Bar Association elections yesterday, when police assaulted journalists and pro-BNP lawyers inside the premises of the country's apex judicial body.
What’s causing the slow enrolment into hajj packages this year?
Despite his limited authority, President Hamid had the opportunities to do certain things and say certain things, but he did not.
The main purpose of various ministers’ conflicting statements about whether BNP chairperson Khaleda Zia could engage in politics was to divert attention from BNP’s ongoing movement, the party’s Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir said today.
When will BCL’s torture of common students stop?
A mere “questioning” sent two of those students to the ICU. The ordeal didn’t end there. BCL leaders and activists forcibly entered the ICU and threatened the two ailing students. They said, “You are comfortable here [in the ICU]. We didn’t beat you much, and yet you are creating drama out of it. Don’t you dare name any names”
This shouldn’t have been a mere political statement; it should have been the reality. But the current government policies are not in line with that goal.
Why should two political parties of the same nation receive polar opposite treatments?
We are told that taka is available, and then it’s not there anymore.