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  Horrors of landfills

  Sakib Rahman Siddique Shuvo | Updated at 12:00am on February 16, 2020

  Landfills have impacts on the environment and the health of local people. In one of the entrances of the Dhaka city, Aminbazar landfill is standing...

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  Secret recipe to your success

  Tanzima Islam Hridi | Updated at 12:00am on February 09, 2020

  Success is not something that one can achieve overnight. Much like a meticulously prepared delicious dish, success has a recipe that one has to follow...

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  UN peacekeepers: protectors or predators?

  Nafiul Alam Shupto | Updated at 12:00am on February 02, 2020

  There is no clear legal framework on accountability for the crimes committed by United Nations’ peacekeepers during peacekeeping missions. The most common measure of accountability...

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  Survival of the fittest and reversed human evolution

  Anujit Saha | Updated at 12:00am on January 26, 2020

  When you have billions of dollars, you have the power to define ‘human evolution’. Close inspection of the most of the international corporations helps us...

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  What a fresher goes through

  Rassiq Aziz Kabir | Updated at 12:00am on January 19, 2020

  University fresher year is the time of life when young souls take the first big step towards the next phase of their lives. In the...

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  Birkonya Pritilota Sanskritik Bhavan: a well-constructed hollowness

  Muhammad Kamruzzaman | Updated at 12:00am on January 12, 2020

  Bangladesh was created in 1971 through cumulative efforts of ordinary people. The importance of 1947 or even the resistance against the British imperialists on our...

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  Condition of democracy in Bangladesh

  Saikat Arif | Updated at 12:00am on January 05, 2020

  DECEMBER 30 marks the first anniversary of the 11th national election that was termed as severely fraught with fraudulence and a deeply tainted episode in...

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  Will the Mujib year revitalise the ideals trapped in our constitution?

  Anujit Saha | Updated at 12:00am on December 29, 2019

  After the independence, the nationalisation of public services promised a lot. With popularisation or liberal and neo-liberal ideas, many of those services have been privatised....

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  Will the fate of Dhaleshwari be the same as Buriganga?

  Fairuz Ebnat Karim | Updated at 12:00am on December 22, 2019

  Even after the relocation, some tanning industries are still present in the Hazaribagh area, the abandoned buildings where the leather was processed are now used...

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  Education and promises of demographic dividend

  Ridwanul Haque | Updated at 12:00am on December 15, 2019

  Education empowers people and can change the society. What types of educational improvement should get preference can also be vital in different phases of a...