Without ensuring good governance in the banking sector, liquidity management strategies will not function properly in Bangladesh’s banks.

It is important to encourage all development players to invest money and energy to maximise their contributions towards the GDP growth.

The use of the RTI Act is not merely to focus on government work, but to operationalise good governance too.

Bangladesh has long suffered from weak power transmission infrastructure.

Crushing dissent has a long history going right back to the period after Pakistan’s birth in 1947

In almost all conflict zones mercenaries actively aid one side or the other

The rural-urban education divide is evidently increasing in Bangladesh.

When we report about natural disasters, these individual people and their stories often become statistics.

The most important issue with our online labour force is skill gap.

The notion of community upliftment will fade with the passing of Bangladesh's current cohort of senior citizens.

Many of Benazir Ahmed's public statements since assuming high office aligned more with the ruling party's political stance than with the neutral stance expected of a civil servant.

We distance ourselves from the sport, stop watching the games, and wish that the news of the results doesn’t reach us. But to remain unaffected is not a choice we can make.

It's frightening to think citizens' private data is being sold through hundreds of social media pages and groups

Why does macroeconomic instability continue to plague Bangladesh even after partnering with the IMF?

The relentless deforestation happening across Bangladesh persists unchecked

We have become a society in which children have become a tool to satiate the filthy desires of the stronger

The culture of living in the extended family in this region has changed over time.

Economic inequality is the primary driver of civil unrest, with global, regional and national issues contributing to instability.

With a parliament dominated by businessmen and their interests, who is going to hold them to account?

Two observations are pertinent here. Primary education up to class VIII as a compulsory and universal stage of education is a 50-year-old idea broached first in 1974 Qudrat-e-Khuda Commission report and reiterated in Education Policy 2010.