Bangladesh’s historic Test win against Pakistan

An opportunity to achieve a significant victory over Pakistan in Multan presented itself in 2003. During the test match, the players from Bangladesh consistently kneeled and walked. Mohammad Rafiq chose not to perform a mankad, believing it went against his moral principles. On the other hand, Habibul Bashar-Khaled Mahmudra’s attempt at the delivery was unsuccessful, … Read more

Jamal did not get a team in the Premier League

Jamal did not get a team in the Premier League

The transfer window for football players in the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) concluded on August 23. No team purchased Jamal Bhuiyan, the captain of the national squad and a midfielder. He will be absent from the BPL at the start of the season. Assuming perfect execution, the changeover period would have concluded three days prior. … Read more

‘Shakib is beautiful in cricket, not in politics’

Shakib Al Hasan has encountered numerous challenges throughout his extensive career as a cricketer, providing opportunities for growth and learning. While facing criticism for his performance and conflicts with supporters, he has also navigated sanctions from the International Cricket Council (ICC) and disciplinary actions from the Board of Control for Cricket in Bangladesh (BCB). Despite … Read more

Women’s T20 World Cup is not being held in Bangladesh

Women’s T20 World Cup is not being held in Bangladesh

There was ambiguity about Bangladesh’s recent developments over the past month. Ultimately, this proved to be true. Bangladesh moved the Women’s Twenty20 World Cup to the United Arab Emirates in 2024. The International Criminal Court (ICC) issued this declaration in a press release on August 20th. Even though the matches will take place in the … Read more

The wall as a history book

The wall as a history book

In the midst of the student movement, after the imposition of a curfew, I stumbled upon a stark piece of graffiti in our neighbourhood: “Killer Hasina” scrawled in English on a wall. Nearby, even more disturbing messages were directed at the police. This graffiti was a symptom of the severe deterioration in relations between the … Read more

Protecting Your Health Post-Flood

Taking precautions and being aware of your surroundings after a flood is essential Introduction: Floods can bring not only widespread destruction but also significant health risks that may not be immediately visible. As our communities start the rebuilding process, it’s essential to stay alert to the potential dangers to public health. This guide provides essential … Read more

Mpox virus

Characteristics, Symptoms, Prevention, and Treatment As of August 2024, Bangladesh had no reported cases of the Mpox virus, despite the global surge in infections. The country’s health authorities, guided by the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS), have issued warnings and implemented comprehensive screening measures at foreign airports to impede the virus’s further spread. This … Read more

The direction of Bangladesh

The direction of Bangladesh

Can Democracy be Brought into Practice? 1971: Bangladesh triumphed in its hard-earned struggle for independence, beginning a remarkable journey. Throughout its rich history, Bangladesh has achieved significant progress in human development, poverty reduction, and industrial growth, positioning itself as one of the world’s rapidly advancing economies. While the political landscape has seen challenges such as … Read more

Bonds of harmony

Bonds of harmony

Bangladesh is no stranger to the ravages of natural disasters, but the recent floods have struck with a suddenness that has left approximately 360,000 people across 12 districts struggling to cope. The devastation has claimed 24 lives, with many more still missing. Heavy rains and landslides from India’s Tripura have inundated vast areas, including Feni, … Read more

Challenges faced by day workers

Challenges faced by day workers

The recent wave of student protests in Bangladesh, from July to August 2024, has significantly impacted various aspects of the country’s daily life, resulting in a noticeable negative influence. Initially sparked by frustrations with unfair quota systems and broader concerns about inequality, the protests aimed to address fundamental structural issues. Unfortunately, these demonstrations have resulted … Read more

Bangladesh’s current economic landscape

Opportunities, Challenges, and Reforms Bangladesh’s Economic Overview Bangladesh has emerged as a significant player in the global economy, renowned for its garment manufacturing sector, energy imports, and extensive infrastructure investments, particularly from countries like China and Japan. In 2023, Bangladesh imported goods worth $73 billion, including refined petroleum, cotton, fabric, and fertilisers, highlighting its robust … Read more

Why UK faces anti-muslim riots?

Anti-Muslim and anti-foreign sentiments have driven a troubling increase in violence in the United Kingdom in recent weeks. A regrettable incident has sparked social unrest, leading to widespread rioting and tension. Extremist groups have sadly targeted mosques and accommodations for asylum seekers. This insightful article aims to analyse the factors fuelling this turbulence, understand the … Read more

‘Unveiling dynamic women’s roles in society’

Through their hard work and determination, the women of Bangladesh are actively shaping the narrative of societal progress, challenging norms, and redefining their roles in a rapidly changing world. Over the past few years, the role of women in Bangladeshi society has undergone significant transformation. Women are now leading, influencing, and driving change across various … Read more

HSC exam cancellation, its impact

Asif, an HSC candidate from a college in the capital, is one of many students grappling with a significant change in their academic journey. With seven exams completed and six more remaining, Asif recently reached out to confirm rumours that the government had decided to cancel the remaining exams. When I confirmed the news, his … Read more

UK MP’s comment about Hasina

Rupa Huq, a British parliamentarian of Bangladeshi origin, has recently raised concerns about the potential asylum request from Sheikh Hasina, the former Prime Minister of Bangladesh. In an editorial, she highlighted the complexities surrounding the possible decision to grant asylum and how it could impact the UK politically. Given the sensitivity of immigration issues, Huq … Read more

Gaza: The graveyard of children

“Gaza has become a graveyard for thousands of children” UNICEF Spokesperson James Elder starkly remarked, encapsulating the brutal reality of a region marred by decades of conflict and violence. The ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict, with its roots stretching back over a century, has escalated into one of the most enduring and complex crises in the Middle … Read more

Flood & future BD

Bangladesh faces a significant risk of flooding due to its geographical location. The geographical location of the country and the features of the land primarily influence the occurrence of floods. Although Bangladesh is a riverine country, the rivers have limited capacity. During the rainy season, the water levels rise, causing the river banks to break … Read more

Tulip faces graft allegations

Tulip faces laundering allegations

Introduction The UK government is taking dedicated measures to apprehend not just the direct perpetrators of the riots but also individuals who exploited social media to stoke violence. The primary goal is to address immediate safety threats and curb the propagation of animosity and misleading information. Nevertheless, to establish lasting peace and social cohesion, it … Read more

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