When asked which cricket format Bangladesh loves the most, almost every supporter would answer—One Day Internationals (ODI). Once upon a time, Bangladesh cricket was synonymous with dominance and confidence in the 50-over format. The Tigers had mastered ODI cricket so … Continue reading Bangladesh’s ODI cricket: The fading glory of a golden era
The foundation of a well-organized and justice-based society is built on the fair and impartial application of the constitution and the law. But when people lose faith in that system, they begin to take the role of judge into their … Continue reading How long will Bangladesh continue down the bloody path of mob justice?
This year’s SSC exam results have raised eyebrows among parents, teachers, and even education administrators. The drop in the pass rate, the decrease in the number of GPA-5 achievers, and the decline in students’ writing and analytical abilities have prompted … Continue reading Lack of interest in studies: The student’s fault or the failure of the education system?