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Bangladesh’s newspaper industry at crossroads

Bangladesh’s newspaper industry at crossroads

For decades, newspapers in Bangladesh were more than businesses; they were institutions of democracy. They shaped public opinion, held power to account, and chronicled the country’s political, economic and social...

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Bangladesh’s higher education and research crisis

Among university teachers in Bangladesh, genuine researchers are rarely seen. Since I am a physicist, I...

Bangladesh’s higher education and research crisis

When it rains and pours

As erratic monsoon storms lash South and Southeast Asia, a fresh wave of deluge and destruction...

When it rains and pours

International Daughters’ Day: From burden to pride, but not yet equal

“Earlier, when a girl was born, people thought about the cost of marrying her off. Now,...

International Daughters’ Day: From burden to pride, but not yet equal

25 Boeings, then 10 Airbuses: Biman builds mixed fleet amid diplomatic concerns

Biman Bangladesh Airlines is moving towards building a mixed fleet with 25 Boeing aircraft from the...

25 Boeings, then 10 Airbuses: Biman builds mixed fleet amid diplomatic concerns

StanChart plans retail exit amid mounting complaints

Branches and ATM booths have declined. Complaints over mobile banking services have increased. There have also...

StanChart plans retail exit amid mounting complaints

Rising costs, rates: Japanese loans raise concerns for govt

Japan has been Bangladesh’s development partner for decades. After the World Bank and the Asian Development...

Rising costs, rates: Japanese loans raise concerns for govt
HM Nazmul Alam

The crisis of curiosity

Bangladesh finally train ahead of Pakistan test

Bangladesh reached the last four of Asian Games without playing a ball in the quarter-final after rain forced the match against Malaysia to be abandoned. Pakistan also progressed without taking...

Bangladesh finally train ahead of Pakistan test
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