Debjani Kurchi Kakon || In Bangladesh, transgender individuals, commonly referred to as “Hijras,” are often seen collecting money on public transportation, from buses and trains to boats. This scene, though familiar, highlights a much larger story of systemic exclusion, where limited access to education, employment, and social services drives members of the transgender community toward […]
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Rony Shikder || Bangladesh, celebrated for its beauty and rich history, has now crossed 52 years since its independence. The country’s mountains, with their towering heights and breathtaking views, have long been a symbol of this beauty. However, behind the picturesque landscape lies a story of struggle and unresolved questions: Have the people of the […]
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Ohidul Islam Antar || The Pakistani expatriate community in the UAE is quite significant. With a population of around 1.7 million, they form the second-largest expatriate group in the UAE, making up about 12.5% of the total population. The majority of Pakistanis reside in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and Al Ain. There have been reports […]
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Shakib Ahmed || ‘In recent years, Bangladesh has increasingly relied on foreign loans to finance its development projects, especially in infrastructure. While India has been a reliable partner in providing development assistance, Bangladesh has turned to China for significant financial support. This growing dependency on Chinese loans has sparked concerns about the country’s debt sustainability […]
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Purnima Chowhan || Despite the recent political shift following Sheikh Hasina’s departure from Bangladesh, the hardships faced by the people of Bangladesh persist. Daily essential items are becoming increasingly expensive, and law and order issues remain unresolved. Unemployment is also rising, painting a bleak picture of the nation’s economic future. The World Bank has expressed […]
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