Monday | 3 November 2025 | Reg No- 06
Dear Sir,Today's world fits in the palm of our hands. With just one click, friendship, education, and entertainment are all within reach. But behind the walls of this open world, an invisible darkness called cyberbullying is growing. On social media, mocking someone's clothing, pronunciation, opinion, or body shape has become a source of entertainment. Once, ...
Dear Sir,After oxygen, the most essential thing we need is water. An adult human body is composed of approximately 60% water, and a child's body contains about 65% water. Every day, water is constantly lost from our bodies through sweat, urine, and breath. This can lead to dehydration. Furthermore, about 92% of the blood in ...
Dear Sir, Alongside physical well-being, mental health balance is the foundation of a fulfilling life. Unfortunately, in our society, mental health is still not taken seriously. This neglect is clearly reflected even in higher education institutions, where the mental pressure on young students is becoming increasingly alarming.At the beginning of university life, many students struggle to ...
Dear Sir,AIDS is becoming a growing public health concern in Bangladesh, particularly among the youth. The recent rise in infections, especially among students, poses a grave threat to the country's future generation. Data from the border district of Jessore paints a worrying picture. According to the local health department, up to October this year, 40 ...
Dear sir, The intense heat of climate change, the unprecedented destruction of biodiversity, and the unplanned use of resources have brought the world to the brink of a precipice today. Facing this complex reality, one phrase often emerges as a beacon of hope: the Green Economy.But is this green economy truly our sustainable path for the ...
Dear Sir,In recent times, it is being observed that many political leaders are making careless comments. It is making politics laughable to the public. The national election will be held in February, 2026. That is why the political parties are busy to forming their team for the upcoming election. Following this, citizens are contemplating their choices ...
Dear Sir, Bangladesh is undergoing a remarkable transformation in land administration through the digitization of land records, marking a new era of transparency and efficiency. Traditional handwritten khatians, overlapping dag numbers, and boundary disputes are being replaced with a modern, technology-driven system.Key digital services such as e-Mutation (e-Namjari), e-Khajna, and e-Porcha-available on land.gov.bd-allow citizens to transfer ...
Dear Sir,Have you ever noticed how your phone seems to know exactly what you want to see? Behind every scroll lies a powerful, invisible force-the algorithm. It tracks your clicks, likes, searches, and even how long you look at a post. Then it builds a digital profile to decide what content will keep you hooked.This ...
Dear Sir,Banshkhali Main Road, once the lifeline of a vibrant coastal town, has turned into a highway of death. What was once filled with the hum of markets, children on their way to school, and tea shop chatter is now marked by bloodstains, broken bicycles, and cries of despair. Each day begins and ends with ...
Dear Sir,Fire incidents are alarmingly increasing across the country. Blazes in residential buildings and gas cylinder explosions in hotels and restaurants are claiming innocent lives almost every day. In recent weeks, major incidents have occurred at Chattogram EPZ, a chemical warehouse in Mirpur's Rupnagar, and most recently at the cargo village of Hazrat Shahjalal International ...
