Dhaka, being the heart of Bangladesh, has been burdened by population density over the years. Dhaka holds all the centres of Bangladesh, including administration, education, economy, healthcare, and many more. Along with population density, Dhaka has also been facing traffic jams, housing problems,

Bangladesh is now standing at a very important economic turning point. The country is preparing to graduate from the least developed country (LDC) category in 2026, and the vision of becoming a developed nation by 2041 is no longer just a political slogan; it is now a real economic goal. However, a

Remittance has long been a reliable pillar of the Bangladesh economy. Its contribution is evident in stabilising foreign exchange reserves, keeping rural consumption active, and reducing poverty. However, a fundamental question has now surfaced: Is it possible to keep future remittances sustainable