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Confronting the drug crisis in Dhaka’s slums

The alarming rise in drug addiction within Dhaka’s sprawling slums is a stark reminder of the urgent need for comprehensive social reform. As highlighted in recent reports, families are being torn apart by substance abuse, with the most vulnerable—children and women—bearing the brunt of this crisis.
This news portal on Sunday reported (https://bdreports24.com/slum-poverty-fuels-drug-abuse-in-dhaka) that in Korail slum, the tragic stories o...

Banks turn to bonds amid uncertainty

Bangladesh is facing a worrying decline in private sector investment, exacerbated by prolonged political instability. The country’s banking sector has witnessed a surge in excess liquid assets, reaching Tk2.15 lakh crore at the end of December 2024, compared to Tk1.63 lakh crore a year earlier. According to a report (https://bdreports24.com/private-investment-dips-multi-year-low)  published in this news portal on Friday, this stark increase, largely driven by reduced private sector borrowing, signals a deep-rooted economic uncertainty that could have long-term ramifications.

Keep prices low to soothe the pious this Ramadan

As Ramadan approaches, a time traditionally marked by reflection, charity, and community, the people of Bangladesh find themselves grappling with an unsettling reality: the soaring prices of essential commodities. A report (https://bdreports24.com/ramadan-preparations-hit-by-soaring-food-prices) published in this news portal said, despite government assurances and large-scale imports, the cost of living continues to rise, leaving many consumers struggling to afford basic necessities.

Need a robust, inclusive, and effective UN to maintain global peace

As the United Nations approaches its 80th anniversary, the recent Security Council debate, convened by China, underscores the urgent need for reform in global governance and a renewed commitment to multilateralism. As per a report published in our news portal (https://bdreports24.com/security-council-multilateral-off-ramp-is-essential-guterres/), UN Secretary-General António Guterres aptly highlighted the pressing challenges we face: escalating conflicts, climate crises, and the spectre of nuclear war. These issues demand collective action, yet the path forward remains fraught with division.

Devil’s Breath: Call for caution in face of botanical beauty

In Bangladesh's lush landscapes, where vibrant flowers perfume the air, an exotic plant lurks in the shadows—Brugmansia, or ‘Devil’s Breath.’ With its striking trumpet-shaped blooms and alluring fragrance, this plant captivates the eye. Yet beneath its enchanting exterior lies a darker reality that demands our attention.

The allure of Brugmansia should not overshadow the imperative for awareness and regulation. It is our responsibility to ensure that the enchanting world of flora does not become a breeding ground for danger

The Probability of Tort Law in Bangladesh

To distinguish a tort from a crime or a violation of contract, which are wrongs committed not only against the state but also against a person, a tort is defined as a civil wrong in English common law. To defend people's rights and property as well as their social standing, the tort law has been established to protect them.

If a claimant suffers loss or harm, and it comprises psychological distress, financial losses, injuries, defamation, privacy, and many other things, people have enough scope to seek reward for the victim’s losses under tort law. In criminal law, the victim cannot get any compensation, but in a tort case, there is adequate sc...

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