Opinion

CPC’s Official Transcript of Its Century-long Test

Li Jiming: History shapes politics. The Diplomat magazine once even put it this way, “in China, history is a religion”, which may not accurate, whereas it is true that Chinese

Steps university authorities can follow in the residential halls after reopening

Tabassum Maisha Mona: Covid-19 pandemic is an unpredictable situation which has disrupted our whole education system. University students lost their regular pace of study, especially public university students who are

Pandemic of lies

Gordon Duff : THE United States and Europe are now entering a fourth or is it the fifth Covid cycle, new infections, new peaks in deaths and a feeling of

Accelerating digital finance for inclusive development

Dr. Atiur Rahman: We have learned by force during the Corona crisis that there is no substitute for inclusive financing to keep the real economy strong. Inclusive financing refers to

Nepal Offers a Lifetime Experience, That’s Not Enough Once

Global tourism industry is one of the largest industry in the world. It incorporates many industries, including lodging, transport, attractions, travel companies, and more. In its broadest sense, tourism means

Gender Violence and Sensitivity

Tanjimul Islam: To the general people, ‘gender violence’ means some types of ‘torture’ of patriarchal society towards women. This was almost the case in the eighties, but later on, although

Teaching as a Profession: Glory, Peace, and Contentment

Professor Dr. Md. Nasim Akthar: Everything in this realist world is judged by money and glamour. So to speak, government officers are provided with cars but a university teacher has

Increasing Violence in Local Government Elections

Pranab Kumar Panday: Local government institutions are called the nerve centre of democracy because leadership develops from here to lead the country in the future. The role of local government