Discussions about future plans involving AI in journalism remain largely irrelevant at this stage.
Women's entrepreneurship in Bangladesh reshapes the economy, yet cultural barriers remain.
The Bangladeshi youth are positioned to see a historic transformation, and the country, too, stands at a critical juncture.
Climate tech entrepreneurship is not just a pathway to sustainability; it is a catalyst for transformative change.
Destroying a regime is one thing; ensuring that its legacy doesn't infect the future is another.
After 2019, HSC exams have been conducted on inconsistent terms and conditions. The standards of which have not been good enough as they failed to adequately evaluate students' true potential.
The communal attacks against minorities undermine the very essence of unity and justice that countless student protesters have sacrificed their lives for.
In Bangladesh, gender quotas are essential for cultivating a more equitable society.
It is the task— the responsibility, even— of anyone with a semblance of power to uphold the rights of those without. So when crisis befalls, why do we suggest escape to those who cannot?
Student protestors are calling out the double standards of Western powers
The formulaic nature of rankings means that universities can easily game the system to climb up certain data points.
The recent case of Fairuz Abontika is a painful reminder of how incompetent universities are in dealing with sexual harassment complaints
When we speak of learning being efficient, it is important to remember that the traffic in Dhaka city really works against everyone.
Despite the pros that open credit systems come with, a few fundamental pitfalls can threaten to make your academic life even more of a struggle.
While online classes are necessary given the situation, they are not a cure.
The new system has created a looming threat of session jams, something previously unheard of in private institutes.
Whilst it is not an easy task to do well in tests without attending classes, if a student somehow manages to make up for it by working hard they shouldn’t suffer for it.
