People of the Indian subcontinent, especially those in Bengal, never accepted European colonial rule.
Bangladesh faces a road safety crisis, with high fatalities and systemic neglect.
Our city’s air quality has reached such hazardous levels that stepping outside is now equivalent to puffing on 22 cigarettes a day.
The interim government’s stated goal of establishing a liberal democracy may be overly idealistic given Bangladesh’s current social and political landscape.
The 30th anniversary of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action will be observed, providing a timely opportunity to renew the sense of urgency and take action to reverse the trends of GBV.
Defaced image of Rokeya Sakhawat Hossein raises questions on women's rights and feminism.
Dirty money is conveniently welcomed in host economies, becoming clean until proven otherwise.
Bangladesh and India stand at a crossroads; let us hope they choose the path of cooperation, not conflict.
Effective political leadership is essential for achieving democratic governance.
Bangladesh is facing a disaster on the environmental front owing to the severe and ongoing threat posed by climate change.
Disrupting the cycle of GBV requires moving beyond performative outrage to bring about systemic change grounded in evidence-based strategies, beginning with enhanced data collection.
The interviews presented a good example of the typical Indian disinformation campaign.
Exploring Dhaka’s unique traffic culture and challenges through personal experience.
