Abhijit Banarjee, Esther Duflo and Michael Kremer -- the 2019 Nobel laureates in Economics have made tremendous contributions in alleviating global poverty crisis. But how have they done it? Can their research model be used in the context of Bangladesh? These are some of the pressing questions in a

Bangladeshi debaters have been breaking records on national and international platforms with the power of rhetoric and phenomenal performance in front of the podium. In accordance with that, top debaters of Bangladesh have contested against each other to grab the championship title of BRAC Masters

Consumption of safe and healthy food is imperative for a comfortable and healthy life. However, Bangladesh's situation in this regard has been alarming with food contamination and adulteration being serious public health concerns and lack of mass awareness concerning food safety and hygiene. Differ

Despite being one of the fastest growing economies in the world, Bangladesh has a long way to go in terms of making education accessible to all and reducing poverty. To better comprehend and track Bangladesh's performance in these aspects in contrast with other economies, the role of economics rese

Cultural homogeneity that inhabitants of South and Southeast Asia experience today stems from the flow and sacredness of its rivers. In this lush riverine country, how religions and ideals are formed around the rivers is an essential academic discussion to hold. To facilitate that discussion, Univ

Fresh graduates often find themselves in a startling reality when they enter the job market and discover that a significant portion of their undergraduate education has little use in the industry and the industry calls for a variety of new and different skills. To solve this misalignment of skills

Three passionate minds -- Reyasat Chowdhury, Jawwad Jahangir, and Shah Sufian Mahmud Chowdhury-- have channeled their expertise to solve a real world problem. Leaving the glamour of corporate life, they founded Shuttle, an app-based pick and drop transport service for women. Shuttle came into being

Mashiyat, a recent humanities graduate, wants to pursue her master’s in humanities at a reputed university abroad. While searching for a study abroad programme best fit for her, she was lost and puzzled by a plethora of online information. From choosing a programme that meets her needs to wri