Author: MD. Raiyan Tahrim

For millions of low-income families in Bangladesh, buying essential medicines is no longer a routine expense but a monthly crisis.…

Every December, the country is usually awash with red and green. Streets fill with flags, patriotic songs echo from loudspeakers,…

In the spring of 1971, as Bangladesh stood on the edge of a war that would redefine its future, a…

On Begum Rokeya Day, a time to reflect on women’s empowerment and rights, Bangladesh confronts a harrowing reality of a…

Bangladesh may have shifted from a welfare-based approach to a rights-based framework for persons with disabilities under the 2013 Act,…

Falsified test reports have long plagued the mandatory soil-testing system for construction projects, leaving many buildings structurally vulnerable and putting…

Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal-1 (ICT-1) will announce its verdict on Monday in the most consequential case arising from the July…

The country’s state-run sugar industry under the Bangladesh Sugar and Food Industries Corporation (BSFIC) is edging towards collapse, crippled by…

Sunday’s fatal incident at Farmgate, where a metro rail bearing pad fell and killed a commuter, has raised serious concerns…

On 12 February 2025, K M Mahfuzur Rahman received a phone call that no parent should ever hear. His son,…