Author: Aleem Haider

Millions of bus passengers in Dhaka are being routinely overcharged, often paying up to double the government-approved fares, as weak…

Education Minister ANM Ehsanul Hoque Milon has drawn criticism for repeatedly highlighting exam cheating, with teachers and academics arguing that…

A major fraud scandal involving a single official has left private school teachers struggling to access their retirement benefits, after…

One in seven teachers and staff of MPO-listed private educational institutions fail to secure their entitled post-retirement benefits during their…

For years, millions of workers in Bangladesh have kept daily life running—fixing machines, stitching clothes, wiring homes—yet remained invisible in…

Nitu Rahman had been sitting idle after completing her master’s in social work from Eden College. Like many other graduates,…

Nishat Tasnim Nuha, a second-grade student at an English-medium school in Dhaka’s Dhanmondi area, may soon have to attend classes…

The nation stands at a critical juncture in its economic trajectory, with policymakers increasingly viewing skills training as the last…

Despite official commitments to inclusive education, thousands of children with special needs in the country’s primary schools are receiving little…

Nearly four decades after independence, Bangladesh finally adopted its first comprehensive national education policy in 2010. Yet 16 years on,…