Monday 31 August 2026
           
Monday 31 August 2026
       
Op-Ed
Concern Regarding Window Dressing of Loan Classification and Understatement of NPLs
The true financial position of the institution may not be ascertained with reasonable assurance due to the apparent impact of window dressing in the reporting of classified loans. A significant portion of loans that were previously classified as non-performing or adversely classified appears to have been rescheduled and subsequently reported as performing loans, following payment ...more
A lucrative festination for foreign investors, Bangladesh Capital Market
Bangladesh capital market is now a lucrative market for foreign investors because the market has taken a turning point to develop and advancement. Recently the market has rebound for its some concrete and constructive policy of the newly appointed authority by the present government. If the newly appointed authority successfully implements meaningful reforms, it will ...more
Resolving energy crisis in industry is a major challenge
The basic component of industrial production is fuel. The development of the industrial sector is largely dependent on its availability. Whether fuel will be available continuously to operate all small and large factories has become a matter of concern for entrepreneurs. Because if production is disrupted due to energy crisis, business risks arise such as ...more
AI-powered startups to defuse unemployment
Unemployment in Bangladesh today is not just an economic problem. It is a social, political and developmental challenge for us. On the one hand, a large part of the population is young, on the other hand, the number of educated unemployed is constantly increasing. Although millions of students graduate from universities, colleges and technical institutions ...more
Questions behind success of Sukuk
Savings bonds were once one of the most reliable sources of government funding. From retired teachers, widows, and small government employees, countless middle-class families used to keep their savings here in the hope of security and guaranteed profits. The government has also collected a large part of its budget deficit from this sector for a ...more
Industrial squeeze Red alert for Bangladesh’s economic stability
Bangladesh's industrial sector has long been the backbone of the country's economic transformation. From powering exports and generating millions of jobs to attracting foreign investment and supporting urbanization, industry has remained the primary engine of growth over the past two decades. However, the latest data from the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS) signals that this ...more
Is Modi’s mattress infested  with cockroaches?
Recently, a new political party called 'Cockroach' or Cockroach Party has emerged in India. This 'Cockroach Party', which has created a storm in politics, is currently quite active on social media. Now they have started to be vocal on the streets as well. Recently, a huge protest meeting with Gen-G youth in support of them ...more
How the US-Bangladesh ART affects sovereignty
The signing of the U.S.–Bangladesh Agreement on Reciprocal Trade (ART) is being lauded in diplomatic corridors as a milestone of pragmatic economic engagement. Framed as a mutual lowering of barriers—highlighted by a modest 19% U.S. tariff ceiling on Bangladeshi textiles and duty-free provisions for select apparel utilizing American-sourced cotton—the pact is sold as a lifeboat ...more
Legacy of lawlessness and the challenge of public security
A stable law and order situation remains one of the fundamental prerequisites for sustainable national development. Without ensuring public safety and the rule of law, long-term economic growth, social stability, and investor confidence are difficult to achieve.Development experts often point to countries such as Malaysia, where former Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad placed law enforcement and ...more
Why is football-crazy Bangladesh so far behind in world football?
Bangladesh is currently gripped by football fever. Every FIFA World Cup transforms the country into a vibrant celebration, with millions staying awake through the night to watch matches. Streets, homes, educational institutions, restaurants, and public spaces are decorated with the flags of Argentina, Brazil, France, Portugal, Germany, and other footballing nations. The passion displayed by ...more
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