Author: Afgani Bin Jahor

Residents across Dhaka say they are struggling with a worsening mosquito infestation, despite assurances from city authorities that control measures…

On 14 December 1972, Eugene Cernan left the last human footprint on the grey lunar soil. As the Commander of…

Shafiqul Rahman, 58, stood anxiously outside the emergency unit of Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH), desperate for two bags of…

On the second day of Eid travel, Wednesday, heavy traffic jams on highways surrounding the capital caused significant delays for…

This year’s Eid travel has exposed sharply different realities across the country’s four main transport modes – road, rail, water,…

Bangladesh’s universities are quietly undergoing an AI-driven transformation; but rules, ethics, and oversight are struggling to catch up. From lecture…

Expectations are running high as the country prepares for a newly elected government following BNP’s sweeping victory in Thursday’s poll.…

Online harassment – ranging from personal abuse using fake or fabricated information to obscene images generated through artificial intelligence –…