Opinion

Sports Bringing Back Life

These days, besides the monotonous, dreadful and frustrating news about the pandemic, media of all forms are buzzed with the news of sports of all kinds around the world. It

Online Shopping

Well, my friends, like it or not, online shopping for primary and non-urgent goods is here to stay. The pre-pandemic world had online shopping as something we chose because it

The Great Men of Dhaka University

Abdul Mannan: On 1st. of July Dhaka University celebrated its 100th anniversary. As the country along with rest of world is going through a devastating pandemic, killing thousands of people,

Dhaka University in the Emergence of Bangladesh

Part-I During the British rule, a vast area of Indian Subcontinent was demarcated as the Bengal Presidency. In 1905, this area was divided into provinces of Bengal and Assam, and

Awami League at 72: People’s Expectation

Dr. Pranab Kumar Panday: Bangladesh Awami League (AL), a moniker associated with millions of Bangladeshis’ emotions, is one of the subcontinent’s oldest political parties. The party celebrated its 72nd founding

Tackling Widespread Abuse of Social Media

Amid shrunken freedom of free movements, curtailed in-person communications and a prevailing climate of uncertainty brought about by the raging pandemic, the advent and evolution of social communication apps and

Pakistan: Failing economy, polarised politics

At the Heart of Asia Conference at Amritsar in December 2016, Pakistan’s Advisor on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz had to eat crow after he offered a $500 million grant to

Plugged-in generation in peril

Labiba Zoha: A growing number of parents are worried about their offspring’s mental and physical wellbeing due to overuse of smartphones. Parents who initially introduced their children to different facilities