Bangladesh’s relations with other countries of the world have witnessed ups and downs over the years since its independence back in the last century. But it has always tried to steer a middle course, a principle of neutrality, in pursuing its foreign policy. As Bangladesh believes in the terr

Everybody deserves to get education as it is one of the basic human rights in all aspects of life. Though education in Bangladesh has witnessed a drastic expansion in recent times, quality education remains costlier in many cases still now. A good number of students are apparently struggling to aff

The prevalence of Jaundice (from Hepatitis E virus) may lead to an alarming level unless safe drinking water is ensured for all. Leading hepatologists of the country came up with the observation at a scientific seminar in the city on Saturday. Hepatology Society, Dhaka, Bangladesh arranged the pro

Bangladeshi students can explore the ample opportunities to study abroad as many universities offer world-class degrees. But most the students cannot avail the scope due to lack of enough information. They can be successful if they apply following proper guidance. The observation was made at a dis

One in every three people is suffering from liver disease in Bangladesh and there is only one hepatologist for a population of 2.0 million. 10 million Bangladeshis are diagnosed with chronic hepatitis B and C while more than 40 million have fatty liver disease, according to a study conducted by re