The Ministry of Cultural Affairs has initiated a hurried recruitment drive at the July Mass Uprising Memorial Museum. However, questions about transparency, fairness, and legal compliance have surfaced regarding the selection process. Allegations have emerged that candidates for revenue-funded positions are being appointed solely through oral interviews (viva voce), bypassing the written examinations mandated under […]

Bangladesh has reported its first death due to the Nipa virus, the World Health Organization (WHO) has confirmed. According to the agency, the risk of international spread remains limited, but national health authorities have heightened vigilance in response to the case. WHO stated on Friday, 6 February, that the patient, a woman aged between 40 […]

Political analysts in Bangladesh believe that the role of young voters in the upcoming national election is set to be decisive. Across online forums, social media platforms, and offline debates, the country’s youth are actively engaging in discussions, scrutinising policies, and even stepping forward as candidates themselves. First-time voters, in particular, are approaching the election […]