The National Human Rights Commission of Bangladesh responds to an editorial by The Daily Star.
There are no visible changes yet.
The trainee doctors at BSMMU have been demanding an increase of monthly allowance from Tk 20,000 to Tk 50,000 – a demand which is justified.
We know how badly corruption impacts our society. Yet, seeing how often it occurs, it begs the question: does one hate corruption because it
I understand that an Indian journalist had discussed an article of mine on economic growth in Bangladesh and then uploaded it on YouTube.
The youth are the future of Bangladesh, but after they finish their undergraduate degrees, they spend long periods of time looking for a job. This is a
Online shopping has increased vastly around the world, as well as in Bangladesh, over the past one and a half year. Covid-19 has severely harmed
Traditionally, Bangladeshis are very enthusiastic about celebrating Eid in their villages with their near and dear ones.
The example recently set by Thai people, that even an incumbent prime minister can be fined swiftly for violating a law, is quite remarkable.
Over the years we have seen an incredible rise in the amount of nonperforming loans in the country’s banking sector. There is some fear that NPLs will rise even more due to the pandemic.
A big debate took place after an altercation between some law enforcers and a doctor went viral. We need to understand that everyone’s service is important. But the role played by doctors during the pandemic has been crucial. So their quick movement has to be ensured.
The severity of the second wave of the pandemic is increasing in the country. But the number of sample tests is not increasing concurrently, and the tests are still quite city-centric.
Indisputably, the second wave of coronavirus and the week-long strict countrywide lockdown have driven people—day labourers, rickshaw-
