Author: Md. Al Amin Sadman

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

As the sun descended over the Ramna Race Course on 16 December 1971, the borders of the Indian subcontinent were…

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

The nation’s repeated moments of political rupture—first in 1971 and most recently in the mass uprising of 2024—have been driven…

Advisers Md Mahfuj Alam and Asif Mahmud Shojib Bhuiyan have tendered their resignations to Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus as they…

The country is grappling with a worsening dengue crisis that has stretched into December, pushing the death toll to 401…

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

As winter settles across Bangladesh, hospitals in the capital are witnessing a steady surge in patients suffering from cold-related illnesses—particularly…

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

For 24-year-old “Zohir Alam” (a pseudonym), a student from Jashore, the hardest part of living with HIV is not the…