Wed, 23 Jul 2025, 09:51 am
Opinion

In Search of Win-Win Friendship

It was an unusual development when the senior government officials of the North Indian state of Mizoram, adjacent to the borders of Bandarban of Bangladesh declared recently if  necessary they

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University-Industry Collaboration to Enhance Quality of Higher Education

Today we live in a global village where economic pursuits have become highly competitive. Productivity and economic growth solely depend upon new knowledge generated in universities. Creativity and innovation are

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How to better utilise forex reserves

The country’s foreign exchange reserves recently crossed the 40 Billion USD mark, mainly owing to lower import payment pressure combined with consistently high flow of inward remittance. Revival of exports

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Biden makes diplomacy dull as president-elect

After Donald Trump in his first week as president spoke to Australia’s prime minister, leaks of the call left many dumbfounded, with the new US leader haranguing and hanging up

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The Light of God . . . and Those Lengthening Cemeteries

The muezzin sounds the call to prayer in the little mosque in the little village. Conch shells echo in the temple on the banks of the river and beyond. In

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Trump Legacy to Continue?

The all important US presidential election is over and the country has a new President-elect for next four years: Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. and his running mate Kamala Harris of

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Tackling post-LDC graduation challenges

Bangladesh in every possibility will get into the next trajectory of graduation from LDC status from next year. A World Bank executive in charge of helping the countries post LDC

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Tourism Entrepreneurship: A Potential Venture

Nowadays, entrepreneurship has become a buzzword. Entrepreneurship is the driver that plunges any successful industry of an economy to move forward. Likewise, entrepreneurship plays roles as the engine of the

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COVID-19: a silent end to the world as we knew it

Grants, which are loans taken out by the people to help themselves, are the subterfuge the IMF and Lagarde are leveraging now. Later, when the sky does fall on account

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200 Years of Vidyasagar’s Birth and Female Education

As a pioneer of female education, Iswarchandra Vidyasagar, born in 1820, is still relevant. Without caring for financial support from the British government he continued opening girls’ schools one after

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