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By  Shafiqul Haque:     Today, I want to highlight the recent political changes in Bangladesh and the leadership responsibilities they bring, focusing on Tarek Rahman. The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has won a major electoral victory, opening a new chapter in the country’s politics and placing significant leadership responsibilities on Mr. Rahman. But this change is not just a ...

  By Shafiqul Haque:   An Inevitable and Historic Moment There are moments in history when individuals and circumstances appear to find each other almost instinctively. These are moments when the demands of time converge with the moral stature of a particular person. In the political journey of Bangladesh, the period following the July uprising represented precisely such a historic ...

  By Bulbul Hasan: Some lives leave ripples; others leave radiance. Dr. A. K. M. Hafiz was one whose presence quietly brightened every space he entered — through his kindness, intellect, and profound belief in the goodness of people. To those who knew him, he was more than a physician; he was a healer in the truest sense — of ...

    By Shafiqul Haque:   Bangladesh stands at a defining political moment as the nation heads toward the much-anticipated national election on February 26. After years of political uncertainty and one-sided governance, this election carries the hope of reviving participatory democracy. Both the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) have announced their intention to contest, signalling a return ...

  By Shafiqul HAQUE:   The events following the July Revolution of 2024 marked an extraordinary moment in Bangladesh’s political history. What began as a civic uprising—driven by student mobilization and widespread public disillusionment—evolved into a structural reset of the state’s moral and administrative compass. At the center of this unprecedented transition stands Professor Dr. Muhammad Yunus, appointed as Chief ...

  By Shafiqul Haque:   August 5, 2025: One year after the seismic events of the July Revolution, Bangladesh stands at a political crossroads. In the ashes of violence and the ouster of a long-entrenched regime, the July Charter has emerged not only as a roadmap for reform—but as a litmus test for whether this nation can rebuild its democracy ...

  By Shafiqul Haque:   The interim government under the leadership of Professor Dr Muhammed Yunus is not a elected government obliged to held an election under the undue influence of political parties just to handover power to them which doesn’t go with the spirit of July Revolution. After the July Revolution Professor Dr Muhammed Yunus take the office of ...

Tanim Asjad : As summer starts, different parts of the country are likely to face severe water crises in the coming days, as a piece of news warns. It is said that in Feni District, water is unavailable from 167,000 tube wells due to the depletion of underground water. Around 70 per cent of tube wells have stopped yielding water at ...

By Jamal Ahmed , PGCE, CELTA: The English language requirement for immigration, settlement, and British citizenship has undergone significant changes over the years. From the introduction of ESOL-based courses to the current Secure English Language Tests (SELT), the UK government has consistently tightened regulations to ensure that immigrants can communicate effectively and integrate into society. In this article, I explore ...

Taslim Ahammad Leadership is crucial for whether organizations succeed or fail. However, not every leadership style encourages growth, creativity, or efficiency. One harmful style is exploitative leadership, where leaders focus on their own interests instead of caring for their employees or followers. This type of leadership can lead to a workplace where unethical actions are common, and employees’ well-being is ...