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Newspaper hawkers against Covid pandemic    

Newspapers are one of the most powerful media in the world today covering the world's small to large news of different cities, countries and societies around the world as well as the public opinion on various interest , writes Makama Mahmud Chowdhury.

At various crisis moments in the country and abroad we feel so anxious to know the latest updated news and with the help of advanced electronic media and technology we are getting the news much faster than before but still we have to rely on the newspaper to get the details. The only thing that is essential after waking up and reading with your tea is newspaper. But today my writing will not centered to the importance of newspapers rather will revolve about those great people, those pape...

Pressuring Bangladesh to do more will not help the Rohingya

What the Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh need is not more aid, but a way to return home to Myanmar safely, writes Nasir Uddin .

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Road mishap needs proper law execution to halt

From birth to death, people have different demands. In an effort to meet these demands, every able-bodied person has to take to  the streets after breakfast in search of their livelihood. The silent road of the night became noisy with the rising sun as the pedestrians were busy in walking and driving. Returning home after work everyone will eat and sleep peacefully, this is the normal rule of life. But sometimes this normality is disturbed by some machine monsters prevailing on the road. The only hope and the member providing food and clothing to the family is suddenly lost in their heartless torture which is never desirable, writes Makama Mahmud Chowdhury

Rohingya issue is pogrom of Jewish in Europe 

Today is the 3rd anniversary of the Rohingya exodus from Mayanmar to Bangladesh. It is an irony to note that Rohingya refugee crisis remains as of now unsettled while they are suffering immensely in Cox’s bazar and Kulapalong in Ukia in Bangladesh since they were driven from Rakhine state of Myanmar when military crackdown on them in January of 2017.Kulupalong in Ukiah of Bangladesh is biggest refugee camps where as many as 900,00 Rohingya are stationed.   Rohingya refugees of Rakhine state of Myanmar could be compared with pogrom ...

Tense situation between Bangladesh and India 

There has been of late rethinking in the administration of Bangladesh to go along with Indian administration of BJP led government of Narendra Modi following introduction of controversial citizenship law in India. The bill was passed in Lok Sabha on 8 January of 2019 while the bill was not passed in Rajya Sabha, writes Mohammad Amjad Hossain. Practically India has started witch hunting against Muslim in particular. This has been reflected as many as several bilateral visits from Bangladesh to India have been of late postponed. It seems str...

Youths are still illuminating the ray of hope

THE United Nations has recognised four Bangladeshi youths as "Real Life Heroes" to acknowledge their contribution to humanitarian services.

The honours were given by the UN marking the World Humanitarian Day on August 19, amid many elected people representatives, UP Chairman to Members of Parliament, and bureaucrats are blamed for embezzling fund allocated for poor. The recognition of the real heroes has come forth when pro-government politicians are propagating their claim of doing everything supporting people by bashing the political opposition. The recognition in one hand has shown the inner spirit of youth, apolitical force for social change, while on the other hand, it slaps the people responsible for serving people. [caption ...
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