Education is highly regarded in Bangladesh, with many seeing it as a lifeline for escaping poverty. But even the most basic expenses could be too much for low-income families.
Bangladesh has a fairly long history of both rural and urban local government institutions. But their performance has not ...
A quiet but deliberate signaling of being a pragmatic political force defines the current messaging of the BNP. Its ...
Vice-President Nicola Beer is set to arrive on a three-day visit to Dhaka today to augment assistance for Bangladesh’s trade ...
The Bangladesh Rural Development Board (BRDB) will be converted into a directorate to work more effectively on a large scale ...
Despite their legacy of activism – including during the July Revolution – Bangladesh’s leftist groups remain marginalized in ...
According to the latest survey by the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS), 46% of rural households and 60.3% of urban households have internet access. These findings were published in the first ...
An Indigenous Christian village was burned to the ground just after midnight on Christmas Day in Muslim-majority Bangladesh.
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