- Bangladesh-China trade could drop to 24 hours via Myanmar corridor
- Govt. takes project to bring special children under health coverage: Muhit
- Proposed budget outlines roadmap for reviving devastated economy: Altaf Chowdhury
- 'New taxes could cripple the housing sector'
- JS unanimously adopts motion thanking PM Tarique Rahman for China, Malaysia visits
- 7 more child deaths push measles toll to 709
- Every child with disabilities will be under Govt healthcare: Muhit
- Bangladesh calls for development-centred WTO reform
- Injured Leckie and Italiano ruled out as Australia prepare for Egypt clash
- 'PM’s China, Malaysia visits set benchmark for Bangladesh’s global engagement'
- 'Roid' released across 31 US cities
- PM offers ‘Munajat’ at parents' graves on returning home
- BGB foils BSF's push-in attempt at Habiganj border
- US stocks trim losses as oil falls and investors buy the dip
- US Embassy issues new warning to nonimmigrant visa holders
- Belgium into World Cup last 32 with New Zealand rout
- PM Shehbaz accuses India of covert tactics, says Pakistan faces hybrid security threats
- Iran wait on World Cup progress after late goal disallowed in Egypt draw
- Extreme heat puts birds and wildlife under growing stress across Europe
- Scientists seek clues to longevity from three Brazilian sisters over 100
How essential is falsehood in politics?
The coexistence of truthfulness and falsehood in politics is a complex and long-practised phenomenon that has remained at the centre of political discourse throughout history. Questions have often been raised about the necessity and consequences of deception in governance, particularly in the...
Indecent rhetoric in politics
There is a proverb: What is an insult in one country may be ordinary speech in another. In other words, a word considered offensive in one place may carry a positive meaning elsewhere. Just as a persons character, personality and family background are reflected in their good words and behaviour,...
Don't involve in politics during sports life, PM urges athletes
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman today called on athletes not to be affiliated with any political party or group during professional sports tenure, saying rather they should represent the country through sporting excellence, reports BSS. In your (sports persons) professional sports career, you...
The light is on, but the pressure is building within
We are living through a strange duality. What we see and what we experience are no longer the same. The lights are on, yet instability grows. Diplomacy appears active, yet trust continues to erode. Women are more visible in public life than ever before, yet real power still lags behind. And...