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  Why we should raise our voice against nuclear proliferation

  Arafat-Al-Yeasin | Updated at 12:00am on June 09, 2019

  The Japanese artist Hashimoto has prepared a video where you can see the different nuclear tests since 1945. It looks like a videogame, but it´s...

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  Abdul in wonderland: not a tale of a father

  Abdullah Al Mamun | Updated at 12:00am on June 02, 2019

  ‘I, as a common man, as an intellectual, as a politician, as a teacher, as a journalist, as a barrister, as a sage, as a...

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  An open letter to Nuhash Humayun

  Ridwanul Haque | Updated at 12:00am on May 26, 2019

  A television commercial of a cell-phone handset company directed by Nuhash Humayun has recently attracted a lot criticism in different social media platforms. Many have...

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  Legal termination of pregnancy resulting from failed contraception

  Nafiul Alam Shupto | Updated at 12:00am on May 19, 2019

  Under the penal code of 1860, induced abortion is illegal except when performed to save a woman’s life. No exceptions are made to preserve a...

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  Tonu to Nusrat: who is next?

  Shiblee Hasan | Updated at 12:00am on May 12, 2019

  Nusrat Jahan Rafi’s death portrays a rather shocking but real picture of our societal and administrative failure. How law enforcement forces, local ruling party politicians...

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  Murder, bystanders and Kitty Genovese

  Hiya Islam | Updated at 12:00am on May 05, 2019

  Getting help during an emergency is significantly low when there are more people present around the situation. This phenomenon is known as ‘The Bystanders Effect’....

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  Thirst for knowledge: Dante and Faust

  Muhammad Kamruzzamann | Updated at 12:00am on April 28, 2019

  With allusions to two classic European literatures, Muhammad Kamruzzamann talks about the unquenchable thirst for knowledge of Dante and Faust

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  Math education: what is going wrong

  Muhammad Rakibul Islam | Updated at 12:00am on April 21, 2019

  Fear of mathematics is something that most of us have to overcome and some are still haunted by the simplest idea of math. This phobia...

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  Of protest and patriarchal denial

  Shaikha Shuhada Panzeree | Updated at 12:00am on April 14, 2019

  Ninety-four per cent women commuting in public transport in Bangladesh have experienced sexual harassment in verbal, physical and other forms, a study by development organisation...

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  DUCSU and our illusive democracy

  Nasir Uz Zaman | Updated at 12:00am on April 07, 2019

  In the context of post-election attack on elected members of Dhaka University Central Students’ Union, Nasir Uz Zaman writes about the controversial role of university...