Sheikh Saadi says, "A monkey is enough to destroy a beautiful garden." If anyone analyzes the current situation in Bangladesh politics, you will see how true Sheikh Saadi's statement is. One party is corrupting politics under the dictatorships of a person. Putting the country in crisis. Trying to endanger democracy. We have passed 51 years of our independence. Read More...
The newly elected President Md. Sahabuddin was kept at a safe distance from Goebbelsian propaganda and the calculation of the conspirators were turned upside down. The great civil servants kept searching for information in the dark. But our civil society is a rare breed of genius. They have great skill in turning the truth into a lie. Bigger wizard than Jewel Aich to dispute any normal decision. A new president was elected and the civils will not question him? That’s impossible. Like searching for pearls in the sea, they started trying to find out the flaws of the new president. Read More...
Civil intellectuals in Bangladesh who conduct surveys and research on corruption, human rights and media have another problem. More specifically, they have a purpose. That is depoliticisation. A section of civil society in Bangladesh is anti-democratic. Every time an undemocratic force has seized power since 1975, this section of the civil society has been the beneficiary. They have prepared their own sugarcane under the undemocratic government. They are addicted to enjoying power without people's support. The aim of these leftist philanthropists is to endanger politics and the democratic process in any way possible. The last time they tasted power was on January 11, 2007. They have been hungry for a long time. Therefore, they want to injure democracy with words like corruption, human rights, good governance etc. That's why they conduct such surveys to reveal a faded image of Bangladesh. So that people distrust politics. Welcomes undemocratic rule. That's why these reports are given extra color. Bangladesh is shown to be much worse than the actual situation. Read More...
There are many doubts about the next national parliament election. Will BNP come to the election or not? Will there be free and fair elections or not? But I think the next election is a litmus test for politics. It is now a big challenge that the National Parliament should not be held hostage in the hands of ready-made MPs by shortcuts. Whether the politics will be in the hands of the politicians is going to be a serious test of the upcoming elections. Read More...
We don't want a shameless president like Mohammadullah. I also reject those who oppucy the Bangabhaban with arms and plays the tune of patriotism. Just as we don't want a nameless 'Batku' to be the president, we also don't want a civilized ex-bureaucrat to controvert the 'Bangabhaban' with the power of extreme neutrality. The President is the first citizen of the state. A politician. An ideal person with whom people will relate and think of as one of their own. Awami League has such a person. 'Democracy' will be secured if he is given the ticket of Bangabhaban. If the key of Bangabhaban is in the hands of the wrong person, 'democracy' will go into exile again. Hard times are coming ahead. Selecting the resident of Bangabhaban is now very important. Read More...
The centers of power have previously been occupied by nonideological, flattering, opportunistic, hypocritical outsiders. The main reason for the disaster of Awami League in 1975, 1991, 2001 was the conspiracy from within. A united Awami League is always invincible. Because Father of the Nation Bangabandhu turned this party into a people's organization. Awami League has grown in the soil, people, water and mud of this country. Read More...
The centers of power have previously been occupied by nonideological, flattering, opportunistic, hypocritical outsiders. The main reason for the disaster of Awami League in 1975, 1991, 2001 was the conspiracy from within. A united Awami League is always invincible. Because Father of the Nation Bangabandhu turned this party into a people's organization. Awami League has grown in the soil, people, water and mud of this country. Read More...
Farewell to 2022 amid tension and apprehension. Tomorrow the world will unfold the year 2023. For various reasons, the year 2023 is already a hot topic of discussion. The United Nations has already declared 2023 as a disaster year. The United Nations has predicted famine and economic recession in 2023. The World Bank agrees with the UN declaration. The agency said the world will have a tough time next year. As the sky is covered with black clouds before the onset of a heavy storm, the situation in Bangladesh is much like that now. Read More...
Udayan, Nabarun, Soviet Women - these were some names of teenage excitement. Names of some emotions and love. Excellent print, neat and clean some magazines. These magazines came from the distant Soviet Union (now Russia). As a child I was amazed. Each magazine had a lot to teach. The organization of the magazines was so neat that one could not ignore these magazines. At that time, Russian fables were published in every issue of Udayan. Each fable contained a teaching message. One such Russian fable came to mind today. Read More...
Bangladesh has completed 51 years of victory. In Bangladesh, Victory Day means joy and celebration. Throughout December, the country is full of festivities. But this time it was different. Political tension dampened our victory celebrations to some extent. BNP held a mass rally in Dhaka due to various incidents. Six out of seven BNP MPs have already resigned. The Election Commission has announced by-elections in vacant seats. On the other hand, BNP announced a 10-point demand from the Golapbag rally on December 10. Read More...
Wednesday afternoon. I was sitting in the office watching Bangladesh-India ODI match. I was impressed by Mehdi Hasan Miraj's batting. In the meantime, I was getting so many calls but didn't notice in the excitement of the game. I picked up the phone after the Bangladesh innings was over. One gasped in excitement. Brother have you heard the news? A lot of people died in the BNP-police clash in Naya Paltan. Several leaders were also arrested. I changed the tv to a news channel. BNP clashed with the police and one person died in that clash. Read More...
December. The month of victory. The month of our pride and glory. December, February, March; We have many emotions about these three months. During these three months, Bangladesh is full of festivities. We remember our achievements and progress in various events and colorful arrangements. But this December is different. A little bit of discomfort, a little bit of fear. Read More...
Dilip Barua is a lucky politician. Even if he does leftist politics, he moves around power. When the BNP-Jamaat alliance was in power, he visited China as a travel companion of the then Prime Minister Begum Zia. When the Awami League government was formed in 2009, he was given the responsibility of Ministry of Industries. The technocrat served as minister for five years. Read More...
Sunday morning. I was going to office from home. The traffic was really bad as it was the first working day of the week. In the meantime, I was doing some office work in the car. Suddenly a friend of mine called. He said, "Have you heard the news? There is no money in any bank. Eight banks are going bankrupt. I also have some money in the bank. What should I do now?" Read More...
Famous Iranian mathematician Al Beruni came to India in the late 10th century. He stayed in this area for many years. Al Beruni wrote an excellent book on this, called 'Tareekh-e-Hind'. In this book he wrote that 'Indian mathematics is very good, But the intellectuals of this country are gifted in another respect, that is, the ability to pretend to be an omniscient about something one knows nothing about. Read More...
Awami League has fixed the date of the next council session. On December 24 the council of this country's oldest and largest political party will be held. This year's Council of Awami League is important for many reasons. The president of the party said some important things in the meeting of the executive committee. She said, this year's council will be very simple. Of one day. Read More...
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Armed forces being made capable to defend country's sovereignty: PM
UK Cross Party Parliamentary delegation meets Bashundhara Group MD
Inauguration of 'Indian Higher Education Meet 2023' in Dhaka
