Waiting for potential outcomes through the Bangladesh PM India visit
By: Kamal Uddin Mazumder Sheikh Hasina, the prime minister of Bangladesh, will travel to India from September 5 to September 8. The last time she travelled to India was in 2019. Every time the prime minister of Bangladesh travels to India, hopes are raised that the two nations will make substantial strides in resolving some […]
The connection between crime and drugs is deep rooted
BY: Dr Satyavan Saurabh Crime and drugs can be related in many ways. First, the illegal production, manufacture, distribution, or possession of drugs may be a crime. Second, drugs can increase the likelihood of other, non-drug offenses occurring. Third, drugs can be used to make money. And fourth, drugs can be closely linked to other […]
Begum Hazrat Mahal: An unsung revolutionary queen forgotten in Kathmandu
By: M Ahmad On the occasion of 75th year of Independence, let me remember this Muslim woman, Begum Hazrat Mahal, who proved her strength, enthusiasm and determinism in the fight for freedom. She broke the stereotype of Muslim women in the society and participated in the India’s struggle for independence and is known for the […]
Illegal encroachment is a serious problem for the entire country.
By: Satyavan Saurabh Supertech had built two towers in Noida Sector 93A, both of which were built illegally. The matter reached the Supreme Court and the Supreme Court ordered the demolition of the Supertech Twin Towers which will be demolished on August 28. The Supreme Court has also said in its order that the Supertech […]
Appreciating differences-there is always a way to get along nicely!
BY: DR FIRDOOS WANI “A great marriage is not when the ‘perfect couple’ comes together. It is when an imperfect couple learns to enjoy their differences.” —Dave Meurer Marriage is a fundamental institution, and the most beloved Prophet (SAW) has often cautioned Muslims from defiling it by creating vices or resorting to display. In Islam, […]
Five years of the Myanmar-Bangladesh Rohingya crisis: Where is the solution?
By: Samina Akhter Myanmar’s violent ethnic cleansing program, which forcibly forced roughly a million Rohingya Muslims into Bangladeshi refugee camps, is going to mark its fifth anniversary upcoming August month. Myanmar’s persecution of Rohingya Muslims is not new, with major waves of emigration recorded in 1978, 1992, and most recently in 2017. Some 30,000 Rohingya […]
HOPEFUL WORLD
(A translation of Sir Syed’s “Duniya Ba Umeed Kayem Hy”) By: Abbas Ali No matter how good or bad, the present situation is insufficient to engage one’s heart. Present sorrow, happiness, love, and friendship are inadequate sentiments that can permanently engage the powers of one’s heart. Therefore, the great creator, who created man with his […]
How Bangladesh trying to ensure ‘fertilizer security’?
By: Mehjabin Bhanu There is an energy and food crisis worldwide. None of the global supply systems is in a normal state. Amid this, if we want to produce more food, we must maintain the supply of fertilisers because it is directly related to food production. Fertilizers are essential for crop production systems in modern […]
Every Cloud has a Silver Lining!
By: Jaswinder Pal Sharma ‘Every cloud has a silver lining’ is one of the most positive proverbs in the English language. Furthermore, it is a proverb that instantly fills one up with immense hope and self-confidence. A common sight which everyone must have witnessed is that of dark clouds covering the sky and the sun […]
Impact of electronic devices on handwriting
I saw that bad handwriting should be regarded as a sign of an imperfect education- Mahatma Gandhi.
By: Dr Firdoos wani Handwriting is an essential skill for both children and adults. Writing by hand stimulates the brain more than typing.This is due to the fact that it requires more complicated physical and cognitive abilities. Because it stimulates the visual perception of letters, itenhances reading fluency as well. Itpredicts success in other areas […]
