On the morning of December 14, Tuni, Tito, Sabu, Ifu, Zami and I were sitting with others and eating breakfast when we noticed some villagers rushing into the camp. They had seen a large army of Pakistani soldiers moving towards our camp at Jirabo.

Samir Das was a Bengali belonging to a middle class family of Calcutta. He was born in Banaras, Uttar Pradesh in India.

As a PhD candidate at Columbia University with a research focus on Bangladesh history, I paid close attention when media reports came out about a draft bill that would punish any distortion of the history of Muktijuddho.

This day comes in the life of every Bangladeshi with unfathomable joy. Regrettably the feeling of joy is tinged with pain and loss, although victory against such a rapacious and brute force is never achieved without sacrifices. “If blood is the cost of victory then Bangladesh had overpaid.”

International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, a day to focus attention on the urgency and importance of

NOT a day seems to pass without new bone-chilling reports of inhumane violence and abuse perpetrated against women and children in Bangladesh, but against girls in particular. Violence against women and girls is one of the most prevalent human rights violations

The growth of private universities in the country, in terms of both number and quality, is phenomenal. Their contribution

ULAB was formally launched on October 1, 2004. From the beginning, quality was the top priority for the board and me, as I

Independent University (IUB) is distinct from......

North South University (NSU) recruits quality teachers. We haven't got a single lecturer who doesn't have a Masters degree; in

Quality education has a number of elements that need to be fulfilled. These include physical facilities like libraries, IT, and

Starting from 1980s, demand for university education in Bangladesh has been increasing fast. The limited number of seats in

AIUB envisions promoting professionals and excellent leadership catering to the technological progress and development

In 2009, UNESCO published a report titled “Trends in Global Higher Education: Tracking an Academic Revolution” which

World University of Bangladesh has been established with a vision to provide utilitarian education for economic emancipation

While Bangladesh has successfully managed to manufacture various distinctive items, we have failed to translate this

Sustainable changes occur when an extreme poor person or household reaches a level of economic well-being

He was sent to a poor village in the countryside at a tender age of 15 to work there for seven years. He did the same work as locals

Bangladesh can significantly increase its exports to China's if only it would relax its rules of origin.

2016 marks the 41st anniversary of the establishment of formal diplomatic ties between Bangladesh and China. Although the trade