Md. Moin Uddin Erfan The income of most people in Bangladesh is limited. Most of the conditions of living are from hand to mouth. As a result, most people are unable to keep up with income and expenditure due to rising commodity prices. Due to this, middle class, lower-middle class and low-income people are already […]
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Mohammad Al-Amin & Rokeya Akter From a historical perspective, Fasting has been practiced in all ages, from Prophet Adam (AS) to Prophet Noah (AS).They were obliged to fast till the 13th, 14th, and 15thof the lunar month, which is called “Ayame Biz”. When the Prophet Adam (AS) ate the forbidden fruit in heaven, then 30
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All UN Member States endorsed the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development in 2015 by the United Nations General Assembly, which provides a shared blueprint for peace and prosperity for people and the planet present and potential. The 17 SDGs are at their core, and they reflect an urgent call to action for all countries –
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Sri Lanka is in the midst of its largest financial crisis since its 1948 independence from the United Kingdom.There are numerous factors behind Sri Lanka`s ongoing economic crisis such as the COVID-19 effect, dollar crisis, Agri sector crisis, as well as Russia-Ukraine crisis. The primary reason we have to take into consideration is the depletion
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Md Tajul Islam In the Bangladesh context, this type of crime is not rare. Extramarital affairs lead to women crimes, as we have seen in Rifat Sharif’s assassination. Rifat Sharif’s controversial wife Ayesha Siddique Minni herself was one of the masterminds behind her husband’s assassination. She was convicted of this
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Sayeda Sonia Hossain & Fawzia Jahan The rise in prices has now become a worldwide problem, affecting not only Bangladesh but also the rest of the world. The most talked-about problem in Bangladesh is recent price hikes or rising costs of essential commodities. Essential goods are becoming constantly out of reach for our country’s impoverished.
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