Increasing remittance to keep economy on track
The expatriate workers are apparently showing their trust in and support for the interim government run by its chief Adviser, Dr Muhammad Yunus. If the volume of remittance sent through official banking channels is any indicator, then the expatriate workers have proved this observation by sending a record amount of...
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Unlocking potential of agro-food processing sector
Despite Bangladesh's impressive strides in agricultural production, its agro-food processing sector remains underdeveloped and far below its true potential. Successive governments have declared it a thrust sector, yet meaningful progress has been elusive. The enabling environment needed to drive growth, innovation, and export readiness has simply not materialised in the...
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Simplify NID correction
The process of correcting national identity (NID) cards has become a major source of frustration for citizens. For even the most minor updates-such as spelling of name, date of birth, or address-people are often compelled to make multiple visits to the Election Office, navigating layers of confusing paperwork, unclear instructions,...
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Can social media replace traditional media?
Imagine a morning when the world has come to a halt. There are no newspapers, no TV broadcasts, no radio signals, and only internet is on. People's restless eyes search for reliable information. In this void, would you still trust social media alone?In Bangladesh, the distinction is becoming impossible to...
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