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Md Zillur Rahaman

Protecting biodiversity plays a crucial role in achieving the carbon emissions reductions. The destruction of forest is responsible for 11 per cent of all global greenhouse gas emissions. So conserving forests would stop the release of these gases into the atmosphere. Trees and plants also store carbon in their tissue, making it even more necessary ...

Virtual platforms getting more popular during C-19 pandemic

Md Zillur Rahaman

In the last couple of years, the popularity of virtual platforms has hit new records in response to calls to reduce air travel, save valuable time and utilise climate-friendly conference environment. This platform allows individuals to attend events in case they are prevented from attending in person due to visa issues, travel costs, instant ailment ...

Agent banking

Contribution on record amount remittance inflow

Md Zillur Rahaman

When the banking sector is facing turmoil situation over the issue of dealing with the non-performing loans and COVID-19 hit economic recession, Agent Banking Service (ABS) has made significant contribution to rural economy over the past few years. It is becoming increasingly popular in the grassroots areas across the country. The reason behind the success ...

Post C-19 default loan: A big headache for banks

Md Zillur Rahaman

The banking sector in Bangladesh is passing a very fragile time and presently facing three major challenges- a big volume of non-performing loans (NPL), the implementation of single digit interest rate and the COVID-19 hit recession. The big budget deficit of the upcoming fiscal year is also putting extra pressure on the turmoil banking sector ...

Noise pollution, a silent killer

Md Zillur Rahaman

Noise pollution, also considered as environmental noise or sound pollution, is the propagation of noise with ranging impacts on the activity of human or animal life, most of these are harmful to a degree. The source of outdoor noise pollution is mainly caused by machines, transport, and propagation systems. Poor urban planning may give rise ...

Padma Bridge’s role in our economy

Md Zillur Rahaman

Our communication system was depended on rivers from the ancient time. It was not so easy to construct the Padma Bridge without foreign source of finance. The initiative has been taken to make a bridge on Padma River to connect the southern parts with Dhaka. Initially the World Bank along with some international donors has ...

Trump’s failure is the pillar of Biden’s success

Md Zillur Rahaman

Currently, The USA is going passing a crucial time and unprecedented crisis. US economy has been shaken due to the anticipation of recession and shrinking job market. Global pandemic COVID-19 hits the US as hotspot due to awkward handling. The highest number of infection and casualty have been occurred in US. The US leadership role ...

Child marriage, a social stigma

Md Zillur Rahaman

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic now threatens to roll back progress on ending child marriage. As children and families cope up with school closures, loss of income and increased pressure in the home, there are heightened risks of child marriage. This is one of the reasons why UNICEF is urging governments globally to prioritise the safe ...

Jacinda Ardern: A living icon of democracy and humanity

Md Zillur Rahaman

Jacinda Ardern will serve a second term as New Zealand Prime Minister following the Labour Party's landslide victory in an election held on October 17, 2020. This victory means a major shift towards progressive parties. With most of the votes counted, her Labour Party has won almost 50 per cent of the vote compared to ...

US-Taliban peace pact: How far the peace?

Md Zillur Rahaman

The US and the Taliban have lastly signed an "agreement for bringing peace in Afghanistan" on February 29, 2020 in Qatar after more than 19 years of conflict. The US invaded Afghanistan weeks after the September 11, 2001 attacks in New York. The US and NATO allies have agreed to withdraw all troops within 14 ...