The Financial Express

Kids need playgrounds at all schools

The mushroom growth of schools, nay all sorts of educational institutions, without playground in cities and towns across the country is a go of the day. It is as though we have forgotten the age-old adage: All work and no...

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From cocoa to chocolate, made with love in Africa

It produces 70 per cent of the world's cocoa and...

Man, the fascinating creature

"Frailty, thy name is woman!" William Shakespeare's eponymous protagonist of...

Should all loans come under 6-9pc ceiling?

The government of Bangladesh has taken policy decision to put...

The challenge of executing single-digit interest rates

Lending rate is one of the main determinants of private...

ICJ Ruling and the road map for Myanmar

The power of AI in emerging markets

AI creations and copyright protection

Inclusion of cottage and micro enterprises into SME Policy

Improving quality of education: Main challenge

Impact of climate change on rural households

Columns

Evolution of Bangladesh's agriculture policies

For the past four decades or more, Bangladesh's agriculture policies...

Thrust on durable rural housing

Anachronism stands to be corrected

Improving social mobility

Bailing out rural school students

Dichotomy hurting banking sector

Exploiting Bay of Bengal resources

Opinions

The power of spectacles

Edgar Allan Poe's comic short story The Spectacles shows how...

Banking commission: Independence will matter most

The demand for formation of a banking commission is an...

Hyer-connected cities: The future of smart cities

The continuous rise in urbanization for decades has increased the...

Turbulent history of Shaheed Minar

The first monument dedicated to the Language Movement was constructed...

Irrational increase in water tariff!

What it's like being on the Facebook now

One million species in world's eco-system in danger of extinction

Global economy still slowing, dangerously vulnerable

Fighting a grim battle against pollutions

Japan on brink of recession as economy contracts, virus heightens risk

Reviews

Trump's America: Judiciary threatened, rule of law falters

The authors of the American constitution were wise, diligent and farsighted. They knew many things, but one thing they knew well that all future presidents could not be trusted to defend the constitution though they would take solemn oath prior to taking the office. They had hoped that future presidents...