Opinion

His arrest and formation of Mujibnagar Government

Dr. Atiur Rahman: After the curfew was lifted on March 27, 1971, people started fleeing from Dhaka to the rural areas and many crossed the border to save their lives.

Be Inoculated: Live and Let Others Live

Dr. Akhter Hussain: In Bangladesh, the full scale vaccination program against Covid-19 virus has been launched from 7 February, 2021. The trial run of the vaccination drive was opened by

Bangabandhu: Six Points, Tikka’s Salute and Lahore

Syed Badrul Ahsan: History in our part of the world has often had its interesting, even intriguing moments. And with Bangabandhu having played a vast role in the making of

Myanmar’s the Other Alternative

Abdul Mannan: When the Myanmar army in a bloodless coup in the early morning of 1st February overthrew the country’s State Councillor (similar to Prime Minister) Aung San Suu Kyi

For More Rational Utilisation of Remittance

A.K.M. Atiqur Rahman: Few months back, the Planning Minister of Bangladesh Mr. Abdul Mannan, in his speech at a meeting, highlighted the importance of remittance for our economy and development.

Help Overturn the Stigma of Leprosy

Reverend Martin Adhikary: Today, the last Sunday of this January, organisations all over the world working with and for leprosy affected people observe as the World Leprosy Day. The idea

Good Deeds Go Unnoticed

Abdul Mannan: Within a few weeks’ time Bangladesh under the leadership of its Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has managed to create two remarkable feats that to some extent have gone

Concerted Efforts Needed for Development

A.K.M. Atiqur Rahman: On 14 January, while virtually inaugurating a programme on sending allowances and stipend money to the beneficiaries of different vulnerable groups under social safety net through mobile