Published columns, commentary and analysis.
Last July, BNP leader Salahuddin Ahmed said his party wanted the viva marks of the Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) examination reduced to 50 from 200 to limit scope for discrimination in Bangladesh Public Service Commission (BPSC) recruitment.
A woman’s profession should not depend on a politician’s religious expectations
Sifat Abdullah's trouble began with his claim that two electricity bills for his household totalled Tk 9,000
A decomposed body in Mirpur-11 exposes the fragility of elder care in modern life
Measles continues to ravage our children and with them their faimilies
When planning fails selectively, and always in the same direction, always at the worker's expense -- it is no longer a planning problem.
Ramisa’s murder must not become another passing outrage
About a month and a half has passed since the arrest and detention of leftist student leader Sheikh Tasnim Afroz Emi.
Journalism is meant to hold power to account, and mobile journalism, using smartphones for reporting and storytelling, should have ideally taken that mission to new heights.
From Shahbagh to Kushtia, repeated attacks show that official warnings mean little when violent crowds face too few consequences
Is involvement in politics a crime? Education Minister ANM Ehsanul Hoque Milon posed that question while defending the government’s decision to appoint vice-chancellors to seven universities and a new chairman of the University Grants Commission on Monday.
The National Citizen Party (NCP) was born with a claim that it would not practise politics as usual.