Inside Thought


Under the leadership of Sheikh Hasina, BMRC is at the forefront of research

The Father of the nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman emphasized that healthcare and its improvement were crucial for the development of the country. He believed that without advancements in healthcare and its infrastructure, and without people having the right to good health, building the nation would not be possible. Therefore, Bangabandhu formulated a beautiful policy framework at that time, which was both modern and scientifically sound. Most importantly, her daughter the visionary statesperson Sheikh Hasina has been implementing those policies in the same manner as Bangabandhu initiated, based on his foundational principles. Read More...

Developing health systems without evidence-based information is a challenging task

After independence, Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman gave us this instruction that for a state to prosper economically and stand firmly on its feet, the health of its people must be safeguarded. In line with this vision, he initiated the development of Bangladesh's healthcare system, laying down a blueprint for its advancement. This vision is enshrined in the constitution of Bangladesh, emphasizing the centrality of healthcare to the well-being of its citizens. Drawing inspiration from Bangabandhu's philosophy, our esteemed leader, Sheikh Hasina, continues to steer our nation, providing constant guidance and implementing effective measures to further enhance the country's healthcare system. Read More...

Like the economy, we will also advance in research under the guidance of the Prime Minister

The Honourable Prime Minister has provided a strategic framework for medical research. Henceforth, we can develop a five-year action plan under the guidance of the Bangladesh Medical Research Council (BMRC). It is imperative for doctors to show interest in medical research. Integration of research methodology into medical education curriculum is underway but requires reinforcement. Adequate evaluation mechanisms should be established for physicians committed to medical research. Read More...

Prime Minister's Endless Support Fuels Research Endeavors

The lifelong goal of the Father of the Nation was to bring smiles to the faces of the distressed people of Bangladesh. He prioritized the healthcare sector to achieve this goal. In just over three years, he took several significant steps to improve the country's healthcare system. He formulated robust constitutional policies, practical action plans, and necessary infrastructure. Read More...

True independence thrives on continuous medical research, guided by the enduring vision of the Father of the Nation and the leadership of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina

The word "freedom" is our most cherished and revered term. Just as every individual dreams of freedom, thirsts for it, and holds the desire for freedom in their hearts, so too does a nation achieve its ultimate transformation and embark on the path of development through the means of freedom. Just as individual freedom develops and liberates a person, igniting the stream of their free thoughts, similarly the freedom of a nation takes all its people towards progress and modernity, ensuring the success of nation so that all citizens can enjoy its benefits. Therefore, if we analyze the history of the world, we will see that without freedom, no nation could uphold self-respect, dignity, and prosper. Thus, throughout the world, in every country, we have witnessed the aspiration for freedom, wars fought for freedom, compromises made for freedom, and people of the whole world being mobilized for freedom. Read More...

Sheikh Hasina brought BMRC into the limelight on the path shown by Bangabandhu.

The Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman knew that for the benefits of independence to reach everyone, advanced education and healthcare options were necessary. Research was needed to provide advanced medical care and health services to all. If we analyze the three and a half years of his rule, we see that Bangabandhu emphasized research in all aspects. He adopted short, medium, and long-term plans for research. Read More...


Sheikh Hasina brought BMRC into the limelight on the path shown by Bangabandhu

The Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman knew that for the benefits of independence to reach everyone, advanced education and healthcare options were necessary. Research was needed to provide advanced medical care and health services to all. If we analyze the three and a half years of his rule, we see that Bangabandhu emphasized research in all aspects. He adopted short, medium, and long-term plans for research. Read More...

Saima Wazed also possesses the ability to lead crucial positions at the United Nations

The inauguration of Saima Wazed as the Regional Director of the World Health Organization is a matter of great pride and significance for the field of health, not only for Bangladesh but for the entire Bengali nation. Saima, with her skills, qualifications, and experience, has been elected to this position through a democratic process, making her a source of honour for Bangladesh and the Bengali community as a whole. Read More...

Under the visionary leadership of Saima Wazed, health programs in the region will go further

The World Health Organization (WHO) is a collaborative agency of the United Nations that plays a role in coordinating international efforts in public health. Read More...

Saima Wazed was the first to raise the issue of autism in the world health forum

The complete realization of the Father of the Nation's vision for healthcare is embodied in smart healthcare. Honorable Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has undertaken various initiatives in the healthcare sector over the past 15 years. Read More...

Saima's debut as regional head of the World Health Organization is a Glory of health sector and Bangladesh is proud

On February 1, Saima Wazed took on the role of Regional Director for South-East Asia at the World Health Organization (WHO). Last year, on November 1, elections were held for the position of Regional Director for South-East Asia among the 11 member states. Read More...

Through Saima's leadership the world will know about the success of Bangladesh

Under the leadership of the Father of the Nation, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, we achieved the independence of sovereign Bangladesh. Through the realization of his dream, we are advancing towards building a modern and developed Bangladesh. Philosophical statesperson Sheikh Hasina is working tirelessly to fulfill the dream of the father of the nation. Read More...

Research is important to ensure health care

The honorable Prime Minister has emphasized on ensuring healthcare services for everyone and has also given importance to medical research. Following the independence, the Father of the Nation, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, established the Bangladesh Medical Research Council (BMRC) in 1972. As per government regulations, it serves as the focal point for medical research. In line with the directives of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, we, the workers, are committed to advancing medical research. Identifying research areas crucial for Bangladesh currently and in the near future, based on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the World Health Organization, and allocating funds for medical research in priority fields are of utmost importance. Read More...

In the history of 52 years, only two people have guided Bangladesh in the right direction

I we look at the 52 years history of Bangladesh, only two leaders have truly guided the people in the correct direction. And all other leadership has led Bangladesh towards failure and darkness. The two leaders who have shown the right path are the undisputed Father of the Nation, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, and the Philosophical statesperson Sheikh Hasina. Without proper direction, a nation can plunge into darkness, as evidenced by Bangladesh from 1975 to 1996. Leadership is not only about leading a country; if a family lacks the right guardian, the family cannot be directed on the right path. Similarly, if a society lacks proper leadership, it cannot be properly governed. Read More...

Bangabandhu gave constitutional recognition to the fundamental rights of people

After the Great Liberation War, even standing on a pile of rubble in the newly independent Bangladesh, the father of the nation had thoughts, plans and initiatives about the health sector. He provided constitutional recognition to the fundamental right to health for the people, increased budget in the health sector. Incorporated a comprehensive vision of health for all and its implementation in the five-year plan. Established institutions such as the Bangladesh Medical and Dental Council, Bangladesh College of Physicians and Surgeons, National Institute of Preventive and Social Medicine (NIPSOM). He established the Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University, currently known as the Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University, for the advancement of medical care through IPGMER. National Institute of Traumatology and Orthopaedic Rehabilitation (NITOR), Dhaka Shishu Hospital, Salimullah Medical College, Bangladesh Medical Research Institute BMRC was established by him. Read More...

Philosophical statesperson Sheikh Hasina, who guided the directionthe pioneer of medical science research, is the impetus for the progress of BMRC

It is the responsibility of the government to ensure the health care of the people. After the return of the father of the nation to the country in 1972, plans were initiated to organize and establish a healthcare infrastructure at the grassroots level for the provision of healthcare services to all the people of Bangladesh. In just over three years of leadership, the visionary planning, development, and initiatives undertaken by Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in this country, especially in reaching healthcare to the remote areas, are truly remarkable. The establishment of the Bangladesh Medical Research Council (BMRC) by the founding father aimed to advance and coordinate various research programs in medical science. The emphasis was on developing and implementing training for the proper management of medical research and recommending necessary steps based on research outcomes. There is no alternative to medical research for the development of healthcare services. If there was no research in medical science, the world would have been deserted by now. Despite the onslaught of epidemics claiming numerous lives, humanity has triumphed over diseases. Through the means of science and research, lethal diseases have been subdued, and mankind has advanced. Read More...