Reader's Voice
The philosophical undertones of writings on public transport
The thoughtful and philosophical themes of these writings surely make us ponder the ubiquity of human intellect.
Bangladesh needs a formalised animal rescue system
As of today, there exists no formal institution in Bangladesh that can rescue trapped animals.
Unlocking the potential of health corners for a healthier future
The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare of Bangladesh has offered a commendable solution to address the challenges faced by the adolescent population.
The Age of AI / Is Bangladesh missing an opportunity?
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the world, and Bangladesh stands at a crossroads.
We need a referral system that works
Acknowledging the current strain on the reference system is the first step.
Why must we take IELTS exams?
Many international institutions are reluctant to accept our school and college certificates as evidence of proficiency.
How will Bangladesh keep on sheltering the Rohingya?
The diminishing funds allocated for the Rohingya crisis are placing an immense financial burden on Bangladesh, forcing the country to resort to borrowing for the refugees’ well-being.
READERS' VOICE / Our footpaths need to be freed
It is high time authorities restored the city’s aesthetics and footpaths’ mobility by taking stern actions.
Innovative approaches to preventing dengue
Advancements in genetic engineering have led to the development of genetically modified mosquitoes that are resistant to dengue virus infection.
Is AI a concern for chartered accountants?
It is safe to say that AI-driven technologies can be a helping hand for accountants.
Do we have a vision for Dhaka?
Dhaka is now a black hole: a city consuming millions of residents but has no sense of quality life.
Justice at long last for Prof Taher's murder
The act of a student turning against his teacher over the seemingly trivial issue of a promotion leaves us with a profound sense of disbelief and sorrow.
Environmental protection laws need stricter enforcement
Bangladesh has a number of environmental laws in place, but enforcement is often weak
Striking a balance between development and environmental conservation
Current development practices ignore the negative impact they can have on the natural environment.
