Bangladesh-Tripura Connectivity Projects and Industrial Supply Chain of Northeast India
By: Samara Ashrat A recently conducted study by Asian Confluence suggested that Northeast India and Bangladesh need to scale up their multi-modal connectivity, which would not only help the region to raise its competitiveness but also narrow the development gaps in the region. The study also suggested the creation of industrial value chains to create […]
The alarming rise in drug addiction among the youth
By: Shahid-Ul-Islam A rapid increase in cases of drug addiction among the young boys and girls has emerged as a serious social problem as youth continue to fall prey to drug abuse at an accelerated pace. Those who should beon the forefront of building the nationare unfortunately becoming victims of drugs and thus not only […]
Reform of School Text Books
By: MOOL RAJ With the directions of HC to reduce the ‘burden of textbooks’ on the students at the level of elementary education, the NCERT Proposed the (NCF) National curriculum Framework 2005 and has launched the books based on the new syllabi. The teaching method proposed by the NCERT is the so- called child centred […]
Nursing officer binds society with the bond of care and affection
International Nurses Day - 12 May
Governments must invest in nursing education, jobs, and leadership. International Nurses Day is observed annually on 12 May. May 12 was chosen to celebrate the day because it is the birth anniversary of philosopher Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing. Nursing binds human society with the bond of care and affection. Nursing is the […]
The diminishing social fabric
By: Bilal Ahmad Khanday We, as humans are primarily social beings and our existence is fundamentally dependent on our society.If we cease to be social, we will soon perish. Everyone among us, irrespective of our status, is alive because of our social bonding with others and once we somehow disintegrate from this bonding, whatever the […]
About races and racism
By: Misba Mushtaq ‘It is in your hands to make a better world for all who live in it’- said Nelson Mandela who respected the differences, fought against the differences and made a difference! We live in a rainbow world having different colours and each colour has its importance and its charm. A single color, […]
Should Bangladesh seek ‘Rakhine Buddhists’ support for Rohingya crisis solution?
By: Dr Arpita Hazarika When Myanmar’s Rakhine, Bangladesh edging closer day by day, trying to resolve Rohingya crisis through a ‘Rohingya return pilot project’, there is an another news of hope for the people of Myanmar and Bangladesh specially Rohingyas. The Bangladesh Consulate in Sitwest, Rakhine, Myanmar organized an exchange and prayer meeting with senior […]
The Threat Of Exotic Wild Boars To The Ecological Balance Of Dachigam National Park
By Semran Parvaiz Jammu and Kashmir and its national parks are very rich in biodiversity and famous all over the globe. One such national park is Dachigam National Park, which is only 22 kilometers from Srinagar. The park was established in 1910 on the site of the previous wildlife preserve of the Maharaja of Jammu […]
A Long Fight to Eliminate Tuberculosis
Humans are intelligent and let us act smart to ensure that the world is free from diseases such as tuberculosis.
By: Marij Zahoor Ganaie Tuberculosis, commonly known as TB, is a bacterial infection that primarily affects the lungs. It is caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium tuberculosis. TB can also affect other parts of the body such as the brain, kidneys, or spine, although this is less common.TB spreads through the air when an infected person […]
Strategic importance of the India-Bangladesh’s recent ‘military diplomacy’
By: Zubeda Chowdhury Defense cooperation between India and Bangladesh has made significant progress in the last few years. It is depicted in the exchange of visits between the leaders of the two countries, as well as the conduct of training programs, joint exercises, and humanitarian assistance and disaster relief (HADR). India has always cherished its […]
