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Nafew Sajed Joy
Strengthening disaster preparedness in BangladeshIn times of disaster, the brave men and women of the Bangladesh Fire Service and Civil Defense are often the first to respond. Whether it's fighting fires, rescuing people trapped under rubble, or rushing critically ill patients to the hospital, they put their lives on the line to protect others. As an emergency service under ...
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Impacts of Assad’s fall on Bangladesh The fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria on 8 December, 2024 represents a profound shift in the political, social, and geopolitical landscape of the Middle East. The collapse of a family's regime that had ruled for over five decades is not only a domestic turning point for Syria but also carries wide-ranging impacts for ...
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Rising medicine cost hits poor patients hardThe escalating cost of essential goods has made daily life increasingly difficult for ordinary Bangladeshis. Struggling to afford crucial items, with traffic congestion and rising LPG gas prices, the public is now burdened by the soaring cost of medicines. The price of essential medications, including those for high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes, children's cough ...
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No respite from Dhaka's traffic jamDhaka, the heart of Bangladesh, is a city of contrasts-a hub of economic growth and culture, yet home to one of the most daunting urban challenges: traffic congestion. Despite ambitious development projects like the Elevated Expressway and the Metro Rail, traffic remains an everyday ordeal for most residents. These initiatives have certainly made some improvements, ...
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Rising education cost puts strains on middle-class families As parents worldwide prepare for the new school year, one thing binds them together: the ever-increasing cost of education that's putting immense pressure on household budgets. In Bangladesh, this burden feels particularly heavy for middle-class families already struggling with soaring inflation, rising transportation costs, surging house rents, unregulated LPG cylinder prices, and the relentless hike ...
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Homeschooling: A new dawn for education system of BangladeshBangladesh's education system is facing significant challenges that raise important questions about how well it is meeting the needs of students. One major concern is the lack of emphasis on fostering moral values alongside academic learning. With recent protests and violence, it has become painfully clear that today's youth need a stronger ethical foundation, built ...
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The ‘Ghost Habit’ of essential commoditiesIn a time when both the interim government and the public are grappling with rising prices of essential goods, a new drama has emerged: the sudden disappearance of bottled oil from the market. Picture this: you're on a battlefield, your soldiers are indispensable, yet they begin vanishing before your eyes. At this moment, you must ...
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Woes of toiling tea garden workersSufia Banu, a tea plantation worker in Sylhet, begins her day at dawn, tirelessly plucking leaves to meet her daily target of 23 kilograms. Despite her relentless efforts, her monthly wage barely crosses BDT 5,100-an amount woefully inadequate to sustain her family, let alone nurture dreams of a better future. Her story reflects the harsh ...
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