Child abuse and our crumbling social norms
There is a bias against the poor that leads to a general acceptance of violence against them.
The Daily Star
US trying to ease pressure on Bangladesh: US counsellor
He said that the US is trying to ease the pressure from the refugee crisis by providing critical assistance and to bring some refugees back to the US.
Social media is no saviour of journalism
Public engagement does not necessarily equal public interest, and certainly not public benefit.
Who killed democracy in Bangladesh?
The writer says the recent by-polls represent the state of democracy in our country fairly accurately.
None will get chance to question election: Bangladesh PM
Touting those elections as free and fair, PM Hasina, also the leader of the House, said Jatiya Party has won a seat in one of the by-polls.
Bank of Bangladesh moves to boost QR code-based transactions
In a bid to gear up digital transactions, banks and financial institutions have been asked to replace their proprietary QR codes within June with a uniform one developed earlier…
Bangladesh sends 46-member rescue team to Turkey
The team includes 24 members from the Bangladesh Army, 10 medical professionals, and 12 personnel from the Fire Service and Civil Defence.
Humanity must act as one to help quake survivors
The paper urges every country to provide as much assistance to the affected – and in the process save as many lives – as possible.
Bangladesh election commission to publish delimitation draft next week
It will be prepared taking into consideration the boundaries of constituencies drawn before the 11th parliamentary polls, the Election Commission notified.
Turkey earthquake: Missing Bangladeshi student rescued alive after 37 hours
The condition of the student, Golam Sayed Rinku, was critical and he was admitted to a hospital.