Tuesday 2 June 2026
           
Tuesday 2 June 2026
       
Op-Ed
Bangladesh must end admin bottlenecks
Bangladesh stands at a pivotal moment in its economic history. Over the past five decades, the country has transformed from a war-ravaged nation into one of South Asia's most dynamic economies. It has built a globally competitive garment industry, achieved notable gains in agriculture and social indicators, and lifted millions out of poverty. Yet, despite these ...more
How Affiliate Marketing Is Creating a New Generation of Digital Earners
Affiliate marketing is no longer just a niche internet trend for tech enthusiasts or bloggers. It has become a major digital earning industry worldwide, and the global affiliate marketing market is expected to cross USD 20 billion by 2026. A large part of this growth comes from Amazon’s affiliate ecosystem alone, which is estimated to ...more
Who is responsible  for child deaths?
Numbers sometimes shatter the conscience. Every day, children die due to measles and measles symptoms in the country. The total number of deaths has crossed 350 so far. This number is increasing every day. This 350 is not just a statistic; it is the silence of 350 families, 350 small coffins, 350 testimonies of state ...more
Climate capitalism: Who benefits  and who loses from disasters?
When Bangladeshi delegates speak at the UN Climate Change Conference, their voices echo a narrative of profound deprivation and moral injustice. This is the language of an innocent victim, a nation that is at the forefront of the extreme disasters of climate change despite contributing only a small percentage of global carbon emissions. The basis ...more
May people of WB  not be defeated
May 4, a long journey. From Dhaka to Doha. From Doha, Qatar, to New York, USA. Then by road to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. As a father, a different kind of joy was working inside me. After a long time, I was going to my son and daughter-in-law. My wife Latifa Nilufa Papdi was also with me. ...more
US trade deal: Saving Bangladesh’s  pharma industry is essential
The pharmaceutical industry in Bangladesh has emerged as one of the most successful industries in the country in the last two decades. This sector now meets about 98 percent of the domestic demand and has also established a strong position in the international market. However, in recent times, various conditions of the trade agreement with ...more
Data Privacy: How safe is  personal information?
In the digital age, we are as connected as we are open. With a smartphone in hand, we can do everything from banking to shopping, from education to entertainment-all online. But behind this convenience lies an invisible risk-the insecurity of personal information. We give our names, phone numbers, emails, locations, and even financial information to ...more
Hidden dangers of heart valve disease
The human heart is the primary driving force of life. From birth until death, it continuously pumps blood to deliver oxygen and nutrients to every organ in the body. To perform this vital task efficiently, the heart contains four specialized valves that regulate blood flow in the correct direction. These valves function like one-way doors—allowing ...more
Energy crossroads: Green  energy or gas illusion?
Somewhere in the accumulation of master plans, policy revisions, ministerial commitments and consultancy reports that have shaped Bangladesh's energy sector over the past two decades, a silent but significant decision was made-not in a cabinet room or parliamentary debate, but spontaneously. The decision was to transform Bangladesh into one of the most import-dependent energy economies ...more
Govt moves to transform sports sector: A timely demand
Bangladesh has entered a new era in its sporting landscape with the introduction of a formal salary structure and monthly allowance for national-level athletes, a move widely seen as a transformative step toward professionalising sports and ensuring financial security for players.The initiative was officially launched on March 30, 2026, marking a historic milestone in the ...more
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