Saving Dhaka's wetlands
The Dhaka North City Corporation's (DNCC’s) recent call for a moratorium on the sale and conversion of lands in areas earmarked under the Detailed Area Plan (DAP) is most pragmatic. Alongside this, the DNCC has urged restrictions on tax collection in these areas to help preserve the waterbodies, open fields...
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Will Rohingya crisis be resolved in near future?
Myanmar's military junta has dissolved its State Administration Council (SAC) and replaced it with a new interim caretaker setup, the so-called 'State Security and Peace Commission (SSPC)'. On July 31,2025, the February, 2021's coup leader, Senior General Ming Aung Hlaing lifted the state of emergency he had extended seven times...
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In the grip of viral and other fevers
Fevers have long ceased to be a highly dreaded disease, particularly after cure for malaria and typhoid has become available. The same cannot be said about the various types of fever this country, particularly the capital city is witnessing right now. Dengue has been a killer disease for some years....
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Reshaping shopping experience
The retail world is undergoing rapid transformation, with technology driving changes at a pace unseen before. At the heart of this revolution lies the Management Information Systems (MIS), which are turning traditional stores into data-driven powerhouses. Every customer interaction, whether browsing a shelf, scanning a barcode, or making a purchase,...
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NSTU needs more buses
The authorities of Noakhali Science and Technology University (NSTU) have introduced transportation facilities for students to ease their commute to and from the campus. This initiative was meant to benefit ordinary students, many of whom live in hostels, messes, or rented houses in the city due to the university's accommodation...
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