Friday | 5 June 2026 | Reg No- 06
Working with the Daily Observer, as Habiganj District Correspondent. His Mobile no: 01719-741226
In the quiet, agrarian landscape of Gafargaon Upazila, a silent revolution is unfolding within the walls of its government primary schools. Spread across a vast terrain of nearly 400 square kilometers under the jurisdiction of two distinct police stations-Gafargaon and
The Bangladesh Armed Forces are a symbol of pride, unity, and cohesion. Born through the struggle for establishing an independent and sovereign state, the armed forces have repeatedly presented the nation’s identity and existence on the global stage. Strengthened by
The country’s energy sector is at extreme risk due to the war in the Middle East. There is a nationwide outcry over fuel shortages. People are enduring endless suffering. Long queues at petrol pumps for fuel are becoming a daily
Above symbolic picture is one of the realities of life that most people do not feel by heart. They also do not believe that life is one and it must be meaningful without regret. However, following a long political and
The resurgence of measles across the country has taken a serious turn, creating a new public health crisis. This highly contagious disease, especially dangerous for children, is not only putting pressure on the healthcare system but has also emerged as
March arrives each year as a global reminder that colorectal cancer is not merely a medical issue but a serious public health challenge that societies must confront together. Hospitals, health systems, media outlets, and community partners are now amplifying awareness
The upcoming National Parliamentary Election is a highly significant milestone in Bangladesh's democratic journey.After prolonged political tensions, a crisis of trust, and a changing global context, this election is not merely a process of determining state power; it is also
Concluding PartWhat this means is that Bangladesh cannot afford to isolate Myanmar amid the bilateral talks of the Rohingya crisis. There needs to be a deeper level of cooperation developing between the two. If not, projects such as the Asian
Part- 01Bangladesh-Myanmar relations has so far been riddled with uncertainty and doubt. The primary issue of Rohingya repatriation is now only one of the issues that plagues both parties to various degrees. Whether the Naf river between the two countries
