What is it that the International Cricket Council or ICC and the Asian Cricket Council or ACC, the guardians of international cricket, have against Bangladesh cricket? And do they realise that by their conduct, it is becoming palpably evident that they are becoming subservient to the wishes of the

The Gulshan Society (GS) voters are getting ready for something for which the national election voters are praying to the Almighty, an opportunity to vote in an election without interference or intimidation. The election of GS is going to be held on September 01. So far, the spirit surrounding the

President Trump made it more than evidently clear many times that he cares very little for the attempts of the Mueller investigation to find any connections between his presidential campaign and the Russians, an allegation, if proven, could have extremely serious legal complications for his preside

On way home from the Singapore Summit, President Trump taunted President Obama and tweeted: "President Obama said that North Korea was our biggest and most dangerous problem. No longer - sleep well tonight!". And two days later he again tweeted: "Everybody can now feel much safer than the day I too

New Indian Foreign Secretary (FS) Bijay Keshav Gokhale completed a two-day official visit to Dhaka from April 8-9. He held official meeting with his Bangladeshi counterpart Shahidul Huq during the visit and made courtesy calls on the President and the Prime Minister. In addition, the Indian FS, who

News about the Bangladesh cricket went viral on the social media recently when the president of the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) gave a bonus of Tk 10 million (one crore) to the players. The big bonus was given after the Bangladesh had won the match against Sri Lanka to reach the final of the Nid

To the three Nobel Peace laureates - Iran's Shirin Ebadi, Ireland's Mairead Maguire and Yemen's Tawakkol Karman -  who visited Bangladesh recently, issues of genocide, crimes against humanity and human rights violations are bread and butter issues. They thus concluded after their visits to the

Cricket is known as the game of glorious uncertainties. But Bangladesh's defeat in Mirpur could hardly be blamed upon cricket's glorious uncertainties. Bangladesh had beaten Zimbabwe twice and Sri Lanka once in the league stage so convincingly that Bangladesh's cricket fans, its administrators and