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Soldiers’ confession: Myanmar can’t deny the liability of Rohingya massacre

Md Zillur Rahaman

Recently four soldiers of Myanmar's military have confessed their involvement in the massacre of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar's Rakhine state. New video footage has been found after those two soldiers' statements were revealed in the international media. The footage shows four soldiers, including the previous two, describing the Rohingya massacre. "Myanmar's military officials used to ...

Sub-branch adds new horizon in banking services

Md Zillur Rahaman

The banking sector in Bangladesh is passing a very critical time. Currently, the sector is facing three major challenges: a big volume of non-performing loans, the implementation of single digit interest rate and the COVID-19 hit recession. The big budget deficit of the current fiscal year will also take a toll on the banking sector ...

Karbala and its significance

Md Zillur Rahaman

Although innumerable important events have taken place during Muharram, the first month of the lunar Islamic calendar, it is undoubtedly remembered more for the martyrdom of Imam-e-Hussain (RA) and his followers.They had fought against the forces of YazidibnMuawiyah at Karbala on 10 October 680 or 10 Muharram in 61 Hijri. It was on the morning ...

Increase of per capita income and income inequality in Bangladesh

Md Zillur Rahaman

Per capita GDP or income is a global measure for evaluating the prosperity of nations and is used by economists to analyze the prosperity of a country based on its economic growth.Recently Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS) unveiled the provisional data which shows that the per capita income of Bangladesh rose to $2,064 in FY20, ...

Rapid growth of agent banking service

Md Zillur Rahaman

When the banking sector is in turmoil over the issue of dealing with the non-performing loans, then Agent Banking Service (ABS) has made significant contribution to rural economy over the past few years and it is becoming increasingly popular in the grassroot areas across the country. The reason behind the success story of this service ...

Waterlogging in mega city and the solution

Md Zillur Rahaman

Residents of Dhaka are once again facing the threat of severe waterlogging, as incessant rain has inundated many parts and major roads of the capital. Basically, the water in Dhaka should reach rivers through canals and drainage lines of Dhaka WASA. But the drainage lines are clogged and canals have been illegally occupied.Dhaka, the capital ...

The significance of Hajj in Islam

Md Zillur Rahaman

Hajj is celebrated every year when Muslims perform the required activities of devotion in the pilgrimage to Mecca. It takes place on the eighth day of Hijjah on the Islamic calendar. Hajj has been taking place for over 1,400 years. All Muslims try to go to Mecca at least once in their lifetime. Mecca marks ...

Health risk from artificial cattle fattening

Md Zillur Rahaman

The sales of sacrificial animals have made momentum as the festival of Eid-ul-Azha is knocking on the door. The festival has immense contribution to meeting the protein demand and nourishment of poverty-stricken people. It brings unbelievable smiles on the faces of poor and the extreme poor who suffer from malnutrition as intake of meat is ...

Racism has no place in Islam

Md Zillur Rahaman

Numerous problems we are facing nowadays. Some of them are natural, while some are of our own creation. These problems are created by misunderstanding and ideologies.The recent brutal killing of George Floyd has ignited massive protests against racism across the United States, is also helping to expose long-festering wounds of racism in Minnesota. In the ...

Medical waste threatening public health

Md Zillur Rahaman

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has already turned healthy places around the world into living hells with massive death tolls because of its fastest-spreading nature, and continuously leading to lockdowns in almost every part of the world, Bangladesh is not in the line of exception.The medical wastes are hazardous to public health because they host potential ...