For years now, abortion has been a burning issue to debate on, writes Saquib Rahman

With respect to the characteristics of individual rights, the democratic system protects individual rights, writes Dr. Akhter Hussain

It is necessary to debunk the attitude that accidents are part of “fate” and questioning the “act of God” amounts to challenging the almighty

There is a strong possibility that our universities will fail to make a good score in the criteria of international outlook, writes Pranab Kumar Panday

The country is moving towards tremendous development due to far-sighted leadership of PM Sheikh Hasina, writes Bappy Rahman

We must admit that the Muslim world today are divided and in disarray, writes Azaz Zaman

 For the first time after many years Tigers played as a comprehensive team, everyone performing their best, writes Abdul Mannan

Fire incidents have risen with its increasing size, intensity and property damage over past two decades, writes Israt Jahan

The hunger, the dried-up throats and the rain made the whole exodus a most vivid of all my memories till today, writes Imran A. Chowdhury

By having adulterated foods people become easily prone to various chronic illnesses and succumb to their maladies, writes Mohammad Zonaed Emran

The 4th industrial revolution poses both opportunities and threats because of its speed, breadth and depth as well as system impacts, writes Professor Dr. A K M Reazul Hassan

It is really deplorable that teachers have these days been devalued and deprived, writes Ashim Kumar Paul

What is frightening is that many of Rohingyas have procured modern weapons and are reportedly involved in militant activities, writes Nadeem Qadir

Sheikh Hasina arrived in Dhaka, the capital of the county her father dreamt and struggled to see it as an independent country his entire life-- writes Abdul Mannan

I feel ashamed, devastated, frustrated and ridiculed to find out that Bangladesh has made a record of children exploitation-- writes Jainab Tabassum Banu Sonali

The anti-India card was born with General Zia Rahman to keep his Pakistani friends happy and his widow former premier Khaleda Zia-- Writes Nadeem Qadir

A child that was born today, would one day be a person with human qualities, would lead the nation in various fields-- Writes A.K.M. Atiqur Rahman

The students of humanities and business education showed seriously poor performance in mathematics, writes Masum Billah

The doctor-patient relationship is one in which the medical needs of one person and the technical ability of another form the basis of a humane partnership, writes Kamaluddin Ahmed

IT experts point out several reasons for people to prefer laptop to other gadgets for which the market would continue to grow, writes 

There is no organisation to educate and train the teachers engaged in tertiary education, writes Ranjit Podder

The mushrooming of coaching centres suggests that education has become a commodity, writes Nasih Ul Wadud Alam

Politicians and world leaders should be more liberal in terms of opening up the labour market, writes Azaz Zaman

The practice of politics within universities is the root cause of all sorts of immoral activities making, writes Pranab Kumar Panday

Empowering the consumer is also important so that the aggrieved consumers can individually sue against the violators, writes Bappy Rahman

Subir Nandi considered singing to be a form of meditation and prayer which gave him peace and tranquillity, writes Sheikh Nahid Neazy

The immigration section mostly remain chaotic in normal days as there is no queue for incoming or outgoing visitors, writes Sanaul Hoque Choudhury

The virtue of fasting is that it resists all forms of evil and unlawful deeds, writes Dr. Akhter Hussain

The most fortunate person in the world is the one who has the opportunity in his life to care for his mother and attains her contentment, writes Ashim Kumar Paul

People from all walks of life should step up their efforts against illegal drugs and their bad impact, writes Md. Jamal Uddin Ahmed

When a mother is psychologically disturbed, harassed, abused and accused, she is more likely to raise up a depressed child, writes Jainab Tabassum Banu Sonali

The students who sacrificed a lot of energy, time and money of their parents, aspirations for getting a job remains a dream never coming true, writes Muhammed Rubayet

The BNP, by contrast, was the outcome of the killing of the Father of the Nation and the four national leaders in 1975, writes- Abdul Mannan 

It is the time of the year to avail oneself to deeds of kindness, to fast, and to express gratefulness to our Creator, writes- Tulip Chowdhury

Our attitude towards jobs has to be changed and we have to make our millions of job seekers understand that any job is good to get started, writes Khandaker Zia Hasan

Bangladesh can set a unique example for the world community of various religious believers or non-believers, writes A.K.M. Atiqur Rahman

Mahbub is one of the very few literary figures who fought with both pen and ammunition, writes Jainab Tabassum Banu Sonali

There are stories of the people belonging to enforcement agencies, fire fighters and other common men and women of their braveries and sacrifices in the face of these ordeals and challenges, writes Dr. Akhter Hussain

This article is aiming to address both of the above audiences, writes Azaz Zaman