Author: HM Nazmul Alam

There are 932 registered owner and worker organisations in Bangladesh’s road transport sector, according to the Labour Ministry. That number…

The death of Ananyo Ganguly should have unsettled the nation far beyond the confines of Jhenaidah. A brilliant student who…

Civilisation has never progressed in a straight line. Its story is marked by cycles of order and collapse, ethics and…

The rumour travelled faster than the law itself, which is not unusual in a country where Facebook often functions as…

Bangladesh today produces more graduates than at any other point in its history. Campuses have multiplied, enrolment has exploded, convocation…

Bangladesh is often described as a country that forgets quickly. Events that would dominate public discourse for decades elsewhere are…

Bangladesh has spent decades persuading families to send their children to school. Attendance campaigns, stipend programmes, and free textbooks have…

The map of the Bay of Bengal is being redrawn quietly, almost rhythmically, as if an unseen hand is shifting…

The silence of climate change considerations in the master plans of Bangladesh’s major cities, despite the nation’s reputation as one…

For the first time in 21 years, Bangladesh’s higher education landscape stands at a crossroads of paradox. The HSC pass…