Arresting climate-induced poverty
Poverty has many faces that elude common perception and even targeted survey and research. Questionnaires prepared for statistical study can present a generalised picture of sources of income, household expenditure, food insecurity and overall living condition of a community living in a certain locality. But they cannot precisely capture the...
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Parenting in the digital age
The growing addiction to smartphone use, video games, and internet-based lifestyles, particularly among children and young adults, poses an unprecedented threat to the family as a cohesive unit and its integral role within the broader society. Apparently, the surge of smartphones has caught society unaware, leaving it no time to...
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Sreemangal's tranquility is lost
Once known as a serene and picturesque tourist city, Sreemangal, the "Tea Capital" of Bangladesh, is now plagued by severe traffic congestion and mismanagement. Renowned for its lush green tea gardens, the breathtaking beauty of Lawachara National Park, and the famous seven-layer tea, this city has turned into a nightmare...
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End delay in public recruitment process
The recruitment process in government organisations has become alarmingly slow and complex, creating significant problems for job seekers. On average, it takes two to three years to complete the entire process-from the publication of the job circular to the final selection-encompassing initial screening, written examinations, and oral interviews. This prolonged...
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