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Editorial
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Editorial
ADP implementation picking up
Why some important ministries lagging behind?
On January 5 this year in a meeting presided over by Finance Minister M Saifur Rahman to review the status of ADP implementation, it was revealed that between July and October 15 percent of the ADP allocation
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Editorial
An avoidable hartal
Why risk erosion of public sympathy?
For quite sometime prior to the Eid-ul-Azha holidays, the opposition had been carrying out programmes of protest and agitation against the ruling coalition which included street marches, public meetings
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Post Editorial
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Straight Talk
More than just security
Zafar Sobhan
One thing that we can be thankful for in Bangladesh is that, despite the horrors of the past year, in which we saw political assassinations, coordinated series of bomb blasts, and suicide bombings, we
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Cross Talk
Greetings from the posters
Mohammad Badrul Ahsan
It was good to see so many cordial people, who spent their own money to plaster Eid greetings on posters. Some of them gave their names and pictures along with greetings.
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Opinion
Telephone bugging: Strangulation of civil rights
Kazi Alauddin Ahmed
Another intriguingly tumultuous year is out. Till the middle of 2005 the national scenario was more or less static. None appeared to have anticipated yet another crisis that was in the powers of fermentation.
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