Adversity often pushes us in a new direction
By: Priyanka Saurabh Adversity can be defined as an unfavorable fate, event, or situation marked by misfortune, adversity, or distress. It is inevitable that in our lifetime, we will go through adversity and circumstances, and learning to embrace these circumstances with grace and dignity can be beneficial to our journeys. The rich roots of character […]
Guru Nanak Jayanti and its historic significance
By: M Amin Mir Guru Nanak Gurupurab, also known as Guru Nanak Jayanti and Guru Nanak Ji’s Prakash Utsav, is a prominent festival for people who follow Sikhism. It is celebrated to commemorate the birth of the first Sikh Guru, Guru Nanak Dev Ji and is the most important festival for the Sikh community celebrated […]
CEPA: A Doorway to Trade and Investment Opportunities for Bangladesh and India
By: Kamal Uddin Mazumder Post-Covid world has witnessed a shift in regional economic cooperation strategy from multilateral to bilateral cooperation agreements. In the past years India–Bangladesh relations have been on an upward swing. The two countries have made strides in bilateral relations as well as in aspects relating to sub-regional cooperation. Cross-border trade has increased […]
Why does Myanmar, Bangladesh pursue military diplomacy?
By: Samina Akhter After mortars landed in Bangladesh during attacks against the Arakan Army (AA) in Rakhine State, border soldiers from Bangladesh and Myanmar’s junta promised to mend bilateral ties on Sunday. The Rakhine region of Myanmar, which borders Bangladesh, has seen a number of airspace violations over the past few months as border guards […]
UN Peace keeping mission: Bangladesh sets a shining example as promoter of peace
By: Tilottama Rani Charulata Bangladesh became a member of the United Nations on September 17, 1974, and on September 25, the greatest Bengali father of the nation, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, gave his historic speech in Bengal at the United Nations General Session and expressed his firm commitment to Bangladesh’s continued support for peace throughout […]
Tackling Air Pollution
By: Priyanka Saurabh Fireworks on Diwali have spoiled the climate of many cities. The situation has become such that the AQI level of Delhi-NCR has become about ten times worse than normal. Due to the burning of firecrackers in the sky, the pollution level has suddenly become alarming. It is being said that the effect […]
Is abortion morally justified?
By: Dr. Satyavan Saurabh Termination of pregnancy or feticide is morally and ethically challenging and is probably considered illegal in countries with restrictive abortion laws. Ethical dilemmas such as women’s rights to autonomy, rights to the individuality of the fetus, and the doctor’s ethical obligations to society may conflict. In liberal jurisdictions, preterm fetuses may […]
Halloween: A historical perspective
By: Peer Mohammad Amir Qureshi It is a famous festival among the festivals celebrated in America in which people are seen walking like ghosts and witches in the streets, markets, entertainment centers and other places dressed in scary faces and scary clothes. Outside the houses, huge pumpkins are kept, carved with awesome shapes, and candles […]
Emotional Abuse: An Unpredicted Reality
By: Dr. Rohi It is impossible to say that any type of abuse is worse than another. All abuses are damaging and they all have a severe impact on the victim’s psychological health. Not all kinds of abuse come with visible signs or warnings and abuse is not always physical or evident. One doesn’t need […]
Why are Religious Studies Needed?
By: Dr. Ashraf Amin Despite excited and zealous slogans of the erasure of religion from the human society with the arrival of industrial and scientific ages, religion and religious values stare confidently at such claims. Nothing has prevented people from being religious. The reality is that religion is not a handiwork of man. It has […]
