Sakif Al Ehsan Khan

Economic disparity has been a recurring theme in the history of Bangladesh, shaping its past, influencing its present, and challenging its aspirations for the future. From tales of tyranny to the struggle for independence, the narrative of inequality has been a constant companion in the nation’s journey. As Bangladesh sets its sights on a new era, dubbed ‘Bangladesh 2.0’, the call for reducing economic disparity is louder than ever, driven largely by the youth who spearheaded the July Uprising of 2024.