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Badiuzzaman Bay
The writer is a member of the editorial team at The Daily Star.
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The Art of Being Tajuddin Ahmad
Nearly half a century after the 1971 War of Liberation, it is perhaps difficult to produce or come across startlingly original ideas about Tajuddin Ahmad. -
The ministry of utmost disappointment
The call for defunding police in the US, after the death of George Floyd in police brutality, is one of the most striking messages coming out of what is perhaps the largest civil movement in US history. -
My father was an undocumented migrant worker. People like him don’t deserve your scorn
Not long ago, I was watching a webinar on the plight of returning migrant workers streamed live on Facebook by The Daily Star. -
End of state-owned jute mills: why close when you can reform?
So it’s official now. The government is going to shut down all 25 state-owned jute mills operated by Bangladesh Jute Mills Corporation (BJMC) and lay off about 25,000 workers involved with them. -
How about leaving some space for ordinary patients?
In 1883, the American poet Emma Lazarus wrote a sonnet about the virtues of diversity and inclusion.
