Reforming law to root out syndicates
General consumers of Bangladesh, especially members of the Muslim community, had resigned to accepting it more or less as a fact of life that essential commodity prices would go out of their reach before every Ramadan, the holy month of fasting, and Eid. Because, all government efforts in the past,...
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The vanishing profit from agriculture
The alluvial soil of Bangladesh is so fertile and abundant in fresh water that it sustains more than 160 million people. However, with such a dense population comes the need for housing and urban expansion, which is pushing the boundaries of cities and towns. An inevitable outcome of this is...
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Eid magazine: A rich tradition
The Muslims worldwide will celebrate Eid-ul-Fitr within two or three days, subject to the appearance of the new moon. In Bangladesh, like all the countries with the Muslim majority, it is the largest annual festival. Along with new attires and delicious meals, as well as charities and gifts, various efforts...
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Struggling street vendors
Street vendors have been an integral part of the urban economy in Bangladesh, offering cheap goods and services to millions. Roadside tea stalls and makeshift garment stalls provide for all sections of income groups. They still provide much more, though, despite all that they get. These vendors face regular evictions,...
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Exorbitant price of branded clothes
Eid is more than just a holiday; it is a vibrant celebration of joy, unity, and tradition that brings people together across the globe. One of the most cherished customs of this festive season is the excitement of wearing new clothes and sharing special moments with loved ones. However, in...
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