Editorial

The Rising Tide of Corruption in Bangladesh’s Finance sector . Corruption hidden cost

Leave a Comment / Editorial / November 13, 2024

By Md Shajjad Hossen How Bangladesh Financial Crisis Hurts Ordinary People: The banking system in Bangladesh is supposed to provide a reliable foundation of the economy, supplying credit, protecting deposits, and promoting economic expansion. However, a concerning trend has surfaced in recent years: corruption at all levels of the banking industry is undermining public confidence, […]

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Teesta Master Plan: Paving the Way for Water Security and Regional Development

Leave a Comment / Editorial / November 12, 2024

By Emama Tasnim The Teesta River at the northern part of Bangladesh has been facing the water shortage for decades and that is impacting the overall water security for millions of people undoubtedly who have been living constantly under the poverty line. The river Teesta is crucial for agriculture, biodiversity, and the livelihoods of more

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Climate Change and Bangladesh: Adapting to the New Normal

Leave a Comment / Editorial / November 11, 2024

By Rashidul Islam Shuvo Bangladesh is situated on one of the biggest and most populated deltas in the world, where the Jamuna, Padma, and Meghna rivers meet, with the Bay of Bengal to the south and the Himalayas to the north. Bangladesh ranks highly on the list of nations most vulnerable to climate destruction due

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Education for all: Investing in Bangladesh’s Future Generation

Leave a Comment / Editorial / November 10, 2024

By Md. Jobaer Hossain Education is the key to a nation’s development. It provides individuals with the knowledge, skills, and critical thinking abilities that are necessary for innovation, economic growth, and social stability. A well-educated population can improve productivity, drive technological advancements, and reduce poverty by creating better employment opportunities. The foundation of Bangladesh educational system

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The Future of Bangladesh: Balancing Economic Development and Environmental Sustainability

Leave a Comment / Editorial / November 9, 2024

By Kumari Mandira Rani Das In the present world, balancing economic development and environmental sustainability are being an important issue to focus on. To catch up with developed countries, developing countries are focusing more on economic growth, while environmental sustainability is still a concept in their minds. Although sustainable economic development is the key to

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Bangladesh’s Garment Industry: Future Growth in a Changing World

Leave a Comment / Editorial / November 8, 2024

By Most. Khadiza Khatun Rupa Bangladesh’s garment industry is the cornerstone of the country’s economy. As the second-largest exporter of ready-made garments (RMG) globally, Bangladesh has established a solid foothold in the international market. This sector has been the primary source of Bangladesh’s export earnings for more than three decades, contributing over 80 percent of

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The Rohingya Crisis: A Humanitarian Disaster and Economic Burden

Leave a Comment / Editorial / November 7, 2024

Shamima Akter “All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.” — Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Human rights are fundamental and universal principles, recognized across cultures, societies, and histories.

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The Padma Bridge: A Symbol of Progress or a Debt Burden for Bangladesh?

Leave a Comment / Editorial / November 6, 2024

By Humayra Tasnim Promi The Padma Multipurpose Bridge, commonly known as the Padma Bridge, is a two-level road-rail structure spanning 6.15 kilometers over the Padma River, connecting Mawa and Janjira. As South Asia’s longest bridge, it symbolizes Bangladesh’s ambition to connect its southern and northern regions, providing a safer, more reliable route and fostering economic

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Youth Unemployment: A Ticking Time Bomb for Bangladesh’s Economy

Leave a Comment / Editorial, Publication / November 6, 2024

Nur Mohammad Sohan In Bangladesh, the issue of youth unemployment looms large, carrying the potential to destabilize social harmony and derail economic growth. The severity of this crisis is poignantly captured in the lyrics of “Hip-hop Police 2,” a song by Bangladeshi rapper Tabib Mahmud. He portrays the youth’s frustration by suggesting they abandon dreams

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Children in Crisis: Addressing the Child Labor Epidemic in Bangladesh

Leave a Comment / Editorial / November 3, 2024

By Mst Monia Akter Nelson Mandela famously said, “Children of today are the leaders of tomorrow.” Indeed, children are the foundation of a country’s future, embodying the potential for societal growth and progress. Yet, in Bangladesh, this potential is increasingly under threat as many children are forced into labor. This is a grave issue that

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