Rain for nearly ten to fifteen minutes at a stretch submerges most parts of Dhaka under knee-deep water since almost all the water bodies have either vanished or been grabbed to erect tall concrete structures. Amid hellish traffic congestion and Dhaka’s losing capacity to flush out the stranded rainwater, the
Author: Kamal Ahmed
No compromise with security of Padma Bridge
We celebrate Eid-ul-Azha in sacrifice, in religiosity
Exploiting investment-friendly environment
Very recently, the UNCTAD (United Nations Conference on Trade and Development) has published a report where it said Bangladesh’s foreign direct investment (FDI) has been historically low over the last one year. According to the report, FDI has dropped 10.8 per cent to $2.6 billion last year and is unlikely
Protect children from abuse
Priorities to make up for the loss of education
Haphazard brick kilns killing environment
Save Buriganga to save Dhaka
As usual, World Rivers Day is observed in the country as elsewhere across the world. River enthusiasts as well as the government give their speeches regarding protection of rivers with a view to sustaining human survival on Earth. Unfortunately, we, immediately after the observation of the international day, forget what
Where Bangladesh is unique from others
Bangladesh is largely a malaria-free country, thanks to the governments timely and sincere efforts in different times. And now it is revealed that the country has gone much ahead of its most other neighbours, and also of many other nations across the world, in malaria control. Malaria, a mosquito borne
High time to bring super spreaders under vaccination
Bangladesh began the vaccination programme against Covid-19 in February last but activities got interrupted for some time due to depletion in the vaccine stock. Vaccination activities are going to resume in full swing as vaccines have come from different sources. As per the government plan, citizens over 40 years of