Opinion - Page 171

Availability of comprehensive and usable fiscal information in the public domain could have ensured large-scale public engagement; write Shuchita...

A bureaucrat’s journey is outlined by twists and turns that don’t clearly align with notions of logic but certainly culminate in a sense of fulfilment

Policy intervention and inter-institutional collaborative research are required to capitalise on economically potent Red Sanders wood that is...

Owing to minimal repatriation efforts, there is no end in sight for the plight of reluctant Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar

The controversial documentary on PM Modi is another link in the chain of reporting alleged to hold bias, which eventually might affect the BBC's...

Despite the security agencies making all-out efforts to control a plethora of crimes in Bangladesh’s Cox's Bazar, outcomes remain abysmal

I am a vexed breed, for I hail from the South but was bred in the North. This is a unique way of living a very befuddled life, much like millions of...

All eyes are on Union Budget 2023 as hopes of both the 'aam aadmi' and business class ride on the FM’s speech

India’s extraordinarily rich folk art, reflective of the country’s culture, is in dire need of documentation to avoid isolation from the larger...

Education and awareness are the apt tools to relieve youngsters from the torturous peer pressure they are usually put through

ICDS centres, which form the bedrock of mother and child care, have been rejuvenated from a pathetic state to a lively one by SMSWRWS in the...

Bangladesh’s government must sternly deal with the divisive forces that are trying to create a wedge between Hindus and Muslims for gaining political...