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The Amar Ekushey Boi Mela unfolds like a familiar story -- one that returns every February, carrying with it the weight of history, the pulse of the present, and the dreams of a generation yet to come. It is a homecoming for readers, writers, and dreamers alike, a place where stories old and new find their way into eager hands

Parents in Bangladesh generally struggle to acknowledge even teacher-led play as an acceptable teaching tool.

Ocean ecosystems provide the fundamental natural resources that underpin the ocean-based economy.

“Mansur is a knowledgeable and well-intentioned governor, but given the sector’s sensitivity, he should exercise extreme caution in his public remarks”

Criminal behaviour thrives when a nation fails to provide for the well-being of its citizens.

The Local Government Reform Commission’s recommendation to give zila parishads a stronger planning function makes sense.

Col Anisuzzaman, 50, died bravely in the 2009 BDR mutiny, serving his country.

July-August uprising looks to shift Bangladesh's foreign policy towards sovereignty.

Long-term cost hikes hurt energy sector; BERC lost neutrality, harming consumers.

Children of three slain army officers talk about their experience regarding BDR carnage

Is this really about a tube station sign, or are we witnessing Britain’s ongoing existential crisis unfold in real-time?

Denial and blame games won’t save us from the deepening law and order crisis.

With Awami League’s ruthless and barbaric student wing now out of the picture, we had hoped for peace and stability in our educational institutions.

Dhaka faces frequent protests, causing disruptions, but lacks discourse on root causes.

Farmers are disconnected from the government, lacking timely support, even during natural disasters.

This culture of "cluttering" continuously adds to the growing piles of belongings that occupy significant space in the average urban household.

The July Revolution of 2024 marks Bangladesh's shift toward deliberative democracy.

Since the 1960s, Prof Abdur Razzaq wielded considerable influence on the academic and literati circle of his time,.

The government overspends on an inefficient civil administration.