Opinion

The logic of hegemony

by Yanis Iqbal : ON SEPTEMBER 8, 2021, at least five media houses and six offices of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) were vandalised in three of Tripura’s eight

Juvenile Delinquency: Too Dangerous to Ignore

Al Jamal Mustafa Shindaini & Md. Tanvir Mahtab : Lately, teen gangs (locally known as “Kishore gangs”) has been plaguing Bangladesh. Members of teen gangs are reported to sport varied

Charity Can Help the Poor Survive Amid Pandemic

Lt. Col. Golam Towhid Al Kibria : If you have a job and money in hand, you are a lucky person these days; many aren’t that fortunate. The pandemic has

Charity Can Help the Poor Survive Amid Pandemic

Lt. Col. Golam Towhid Al Kibria: If you have a job and money in hand, you are a lucky person these days; many aren’t that fortunate. The pandemic has pushed

9/11 Revisited and Dents in US pride

Abdul Mannan: Exactly twenty years back on this day, September 11th two Boeing 767 aircrafts loaded with high powered explosives and 157 passenger on board flew straight into the Twin

Revitalise Education Keeping Online-Offline Option

Pranab Kumar Panday: The COVID-19 pandemic has paralysed the education sector in all countries of the world affecting the economy, health, transport and other sectors. Despite a widespread discussion of

Bangabandhu, Bangladesh and Bangali Emancipation

Dr. Syed Anwar Husain: The genesis of Bangladesh as an independent entity stretches back to at least 6th century, when Sasanka had established the independent kingdom of Gaur in 594

A Bereaved Daughter Seeking Answers

Abdul Mannan : Every year when the month of August comes the Father of the Nation’s one of the two surviving daughter the current Prime Minister of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina