10:15 am, Thursday, 28 May 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Dhaka Children Spending Nearly Five Hours a Day on Screens, Raising Sleep and Mental Health Risks
Excessive screen use among schoolchildren in Dhaka is leading to growing concerns over sleep deprivation, obesity, eye problems, and mental
BRAC Merit Development Connection 2026: 400 Students Receive Scholarships to Pursue Their Dreams
To ensure that financial hardship does not become a barrier to higher education for talented students, BRAC has brought 400
G M Quader Congratulates Suvendu Adhikari on Historic Victory as West Bengal Chief Minister
G M Quader, Chairman of Bangladesh’s Jatiyo Party, has congratulated Suvendu Adhikari on his historic election victory and assumption of
BRAC Publishes 2025 Annual Report: 26 Million People Reached in One Year
In 2025, nearly 26 million people across Bangladesh received services and support through BRAC programmes, equivalent to one in every
Insulting the President Is Not Politics, It Is an Attack on the State
It is difficult to say how many years this nation will have to pay the price for the damage Yunus
National Workshop on Strengthening Primary Health Care in Bangladesh
Bangladesh’s primary healthcare system has significant opportunities to become more connected, patient-centred, and responsive to emerging health challenges, experts and
Raghu Rai, Bangladesh’s Liberation War, and Indira Gandhi’s Resolve
I had the opportunity to meet Raghu Rai for the last time in 2013, when he came to Dhaka for
Murakami’s Return and the Quiet Reinvention of His Literary World
When Haruki Murakami releases a new novel, it is rarely just a publishing event. It is a cultural moment shaped
Can SAARC Ever Be Made Effective?
Through the Iran war, the world’s traditional understanding of military power has changed. Alongside that, several other matters have also
Lightning Emerges as Deadliest Natural Hazard in Bangladesh, Experts Urge Stronger Preparedness
Lightning has now become one of the deadliest natural hazards in Bangladesh, claiming more lives each year than cyclones and
