By: Mool Raj As the societies and economies become more interconnected, there is a dire need to develop a curriculum that can prepare students for an increasingly globalized world. The...

By: Nandita Roy For a long period of time, Bangladesh has been striving to ensure food security at home by planning to shop farmland abroad. Recently, South Sudan, an African...

By: Dr Rabia Mukhtar Education is a vehicle of social progress and transformation. Through education one acquires knowledge, skills, habits, values and attitudes. Schools are best platform for attributing education...

By: Hafizur Talukdar A columnist has recently raised a valid question through a column titled “why does Pakistan lag behind Bangladesh?” The column appeared on 1st February this year in...

By: Abrar Yousuf Mir The two union territories of the former state of Jammu and Kashmir have about three thousand six hundred and fifty-one large and small wetlands spread over...

By: G. Asok Kumar Wetlands are unique ecosystems serving as transition zones where terrestrial and aquatic habitats meet. They are one of the freshwater habitats other than lakes, rivers etc....

By: Dr. Shiben Krishen Raina Most of the patriots and freedom fighters who sacrificed their lives in the Indian independence movement have found a place in our history and historians...

By: Nirmala Sitharaman A republic is made robust and kept alive by its people. In its current form, the Indian republic marks 73 years of maintaining a dynamic balance. This...

By: Er.  Prabhat  Kishore Mohan Das Karamchand Gandhi was a great journalist & media crusader, not only because he was great in so many ways and his greatness was total,...

By: Sufaya yousf Success stories are often made of impossible dreams. We see the face of success but barely know what goes behind the making of the successful person or...