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The ivory tower and the echo chamber: The need for reconnecting academia and public discourse in Bangladesh

Explore the urgent need for bridging the gap between academia and public discourse in Bangladesh. This analysis highlights the role ...

Beef price can be reduced down to 500 taka per kg…here is how…

Cricket’s Unequal Field: The far-reaching consequences of the BCCI’s hegemony

Hasina gave green to Indian intelligence’s proposal of monitoring telephone calls through Bangladesh…guess who blocked it..!

Shapla, Shahbagh, and Jamaat: Advisor Mahfuj's post unravels a complex legacy

Selective feminism in the “Shahbagh Model” exposes the deep-rooted issue of Awami cultural fascism

UN Rights Chief's “warning” on Bangladesh Army's peacekeeping prospect during July uprising calls for deeper scrutiny…. and insight

Breaking Barriers: Tarique Rahman’s commitment to women’s progress

The struggle of true “Islam” has pushed Bangladesh's majority right-wing population into cultural marginality

The time has come to redirect our rebellious spirit from protests to nation-building

The 2024 uprising in Bangladesh reshaped activism and politics, emphasizing resistance, revolution, and the transition from protests to productivity. Sagor ...

07 Mar 2025 15:56 PM

The time has come to redirect our rebellious spirit from protests to nation-building

Why people like Tasnim Zara inspire hope for a brighter political future and nation

The National Citizen Party introduces its "Super Ten" leadership, featuring Dr. Tasnim Zara, a Cambridge-trained physician and health advocate. With ...

06 Mar 2025 12:48 PM

Why people like Tasnim Zara inspire hope for a brighter political future and nation

Are there any real prospects for the students-led new party to become a true political power?

Today (February 28), a new political party emerges in Bangladesh, led by student leaders of last July’s mass uprising. However, ...

28 Feb 2025 13:41 PM

Are there any real prospects for the students-led new party to become a true political power?

Bangladesh's Facebook space and the battle over the Long July Uprising's legacy

Explore the complexities of Bangladesh's July-August uprising as social media debates swirl over credit and historical narratives. Rezaul Karim Rony ...

22 Feb 2025 14:15 PM

Bangladesh's Facebook space and the battle over the Long July Uprising's legacy

Press Secretaries and Ministers: Do these prized postings yield any real benefits?

Exploring the rise of journalists seeking bureaucratic titles, the perks of government positions, and how the core mission of journalism ...

24 Feb 2025 14:26 PM

Press Secretaries and Ministers: Do these prized postings yield any real benefits?

Indian Express Exclusive: USAID allocates $21 million for "Voter Turnout" program in Bangladesh's last election

An investigation by The Indian Express reveals that the $21 million USAID grant, initially thought to support voter turnout in ...

21 Feb 2025 18:31 PM

Indian Express Exclusive: USAID allocates $21 million for

Unpacking the past: Why we need a fresh, nuanced historical analysis of the 1971 Liberation War

Explore a fresh, nuanced historical analysis of Bangladesh's 1971 Liberation War. Uncover the complexities of narratives, overlooked contributions, and the ...

20 Feb 2025 14:28 PM

Unpacking the past: Why we need a fresh, nuanced historical analysis of the 1971 Liberation War

How Sheikh Hasina endorsed the misuse of millions in the "unnecessary" river dredging project

Discover the behind-the-scenes story of a pivotal project on river management in Bangladesh, led by Dr. Mominul Haque Sarkar, and ...

18 Feb 2025 14:03 PM

How Sheikh Hasina endorsed the misuse of millions in the

Water, politics, and justice: Why BNP’s Teesta fight is a matter of national survival

The BNP has launched a bold campaign for fair Teesta River water sharing, highlighting Bangladesh's water sovereignty and economic justice. ...

19 Feb 2025 19:13 PM

Water, politics, and justice: Why BNP’s Teesta fight is a matter of national survival

UN accuses Hasina regime of committing crimes against humanity during July protests

Discover the shocking details of the UN Human Rights Office's report on Bangladesh's 2024 student-led protests, highlighting state-backed violence, extrajudicial ...

13 Feb 2025 00:37 AM

UN accuses Hasina regime of committing crimes against humanity during July protests

Hasina's horrors of Aynaghar: Chief Advisor listens to harrowing testimonies as he accompanies victims to the "Hell Holes"

Dr. Muhammad Yunus, Chief Advisor of Bangladesh's Interim Government, visits notorious secret detention centers, the "Mirror House" (আয়নাঘর), uncovering harrowing ...

13 Feb 2025 13:31 PM

Hasina's horrors of Aynaghar: Chief Advisor listens to harrowing testimonies as he accompanies victims to the

The ivory tower and the echo chamber: The need for reconnecting academia and public discourse in Bangladesh

Beef price can be reduced down to 500 taka per kg…here is how…

Cricket’s Unequal Field: The far-reaching consequences of the BCCI’s hegemony

Hasina gave green to Indian intelligence’s proposal of monitoring telephone calls through Bangladesh…guess who blocked it..!

Shapla, Shahbagh, and Jamaat: Advisor Mahfuj's post unravels a complex legacy

Selective feminism in the “Shahbagh Model” exposes the deep-rooted issue of Awami cultural fascism

UN Rights Chief's “warning” on Bangladesh Army's peacekeeping prospect during July uprising calls for deeper scrutiny…. and insight

Breaking Barriers: Tarique Rahman’s commitment to women’s progress

The struggle of true “Islam” has pushed Bangladesh's majority right-wing population into cultural marginality

The time has come to redirect our rebellious spirit from protests to nation-building

Why people like Tasnim Zara inspire hope for a brighter political future and nation

Are there any real prospects for the students-led new party to become a true political power?

Bangladesh's Facebook space and the battle over the Long July Uprising's legacy

Press Secretaries and Ministers: Do these prized postings yield any real benefits?

Indian Express Exclusive: USAID allocates $21 million for "Voter Turnout" program in Bangladesh's last election

Unpacking the past: Why we need a fresh, nuanced historical analysis of the 1971 Liberation War

How Sheikh Hasina endorsed the misuse of millions in the "unnecessary" river dredging project

Water, politics, and justice: Why BNP’s Teesta fight is a matter of national survival

UN accuses Hasina regime of committing crimes against humanity during July protests

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The ivory tower and the echo chamber: The need for reconnecting academia and public discourse in Bangladesh

Beef price can be reduced down to 500 taka per kg…here is how…

Cricket’s Unequal Field: The far-reaching consequences of the BCCI’s hegemony

Hasina gave green to Indian intelligence’s proposal of monitoring telephone calls through Bangladesh…guess who blocked it..!

Shapla, Shahbagh, and Jamaat: Advisor Mahfuj's post unravels a complex legacy

Selective feminism in the “Shahbagh Model” exposes the deep-rooted issue of Awami cultural fascism

UN Rights Chief's “warning” on Bangladesh Army's peacekeeping prospect during July uprising calls for deeper scrutiny…. and insight

Breaking Barriers: Tarique Rahman’s commitment to women’s progress

The struggle of true “Islam” has pushed Bangladesh's majority right-wing population into cultural marginality

The time has come to redirect our rebellious spirit from protests to nation-building

Why people like Tasnim Zara inspire hope for a brighter political future and nation

Are there any real prospects for the students-led new party to become a true political power?

Bangladesh's Facebook space and the battle over the Long July Uprising's legacy

Press Secretaries and Ministers: Do these prized postings yield any real benefits?

Indian Express Exclusive: USAID allocates $21 million for "Voter Turnout" program in Bangladesh's last election

Unpacking the past: Why we need a fresh, nuanced historical analysis of the 1971 Liberation War

How Sheikh Hasina endorsed the misuse of millions in the "unnecessary" river dredging project

Water, politics, and justice: Why BNP’s Teesta fight is a matter of national survival

UN accuses Hasina regime of committing crimes against humanity during July protests

Hasina's horrors of Aynaghar: Chief Advisor listens to harrowing testimonies as he accompanies victims to the "Hell Holes"

Editor's Pick

The ivory tower and the echo chamber: The need for reconnecting academia and public discourse in Bangladesh

Beef price can be reduced down to 500 taka per kg…here is how…

Cricket’s Unequal Field: The far-reaching consequences of the BCCI’s hegemony

Hasina gave green to Indian intelligence’s proposal of monitoring telephone calls through Bangladesh…guess who blocked it..!

Shapla, Shahbagh, and Jamaat: Advisor Mahfuj's post unravels a complex legacy

Selective feminism in the “Shahbagh Model” exposes the deep-rooted issue of Awami cultural fascism

UN Rights Chief's “warning” on Bangladesh Army's peacekeeping prospect during July uprising calls for deeper scrutiny…. and insight

Breaking Barriers: Tarique Rahman’s commitment to women’s progress

The struggle of true “Islam” has pushed Bangladesh's majority right-wing population into cultural marginality

The time has come to redirect our rebellious spirit from protests to nation-building

Why people like Tasnim Zara inspire hope for a brighter political future and nation

Are there any real prospects for the students-led new party to become a true political power?

Bangladesh's Facebook space and the battle over the Long July Uprising's legacy

Press Secretaries and Ministers: Do these prized postings yield any real benefits?

Indian Express Exclusive: USAID allocates $21 million for "Voter Turnout" program in Bangladesh's last election

Unpacking the past: Why we need a fresh, nuanced historical analysis of the 1971 Liberation War

How Sheikh Hasina endorsed the misuse of millions in the "unnecessary" river dredging project

Water, politics, and justice: Why BNP’s Teesta fight is a matter of national survival

UN accuses Hasina regime of committing crimes against humanity during July protests

Publisher: Nahidul KhanEditor in Chief: Dr Saimum Parvez

Publisher: Nahidul Khan
Editor in Chief: Dr Saimum Parvez