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Invisible virus, invading all over, at the speed of light,
Bangladeshi students protest Western hypocrisy over Palestine
In contrast, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islam, known as Islamist parties, are maintaining stone-cold silence over Palestine.
Brazilian foreign minister's visit should invigorate Bangladesh-Brazil ties
Brazil and Bangladesh have the potential for cooperation in a variety of industries, including agriculture, textiles, technology, and renewable energy, despite their physical distance from one another.
The Foundation Stone
What kind of God was this
Empowering women in India's MSME sector: Access to information and resources imperative
By addressing these challenges and implementing these recommendations, we can empower women entrepreneurs in the MSME sector, promote gender equality, and contribute to the socio-economic development of India.
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Respect human rights while enforcing lockdown: Guidelines for police in India from CHRI
Responding to vivid accounts of police brutality and arbitrariness across India during the nationwide lockdown, the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative has framed a set of guidelines to assist police departments to enforce the lockdown within the Constitutional framework
To revive economy, India needs massive investments in multiple sectors
It has been reported that all over the world, recession has set in after the COVID 19 disaster
Let’s not give In to the virus
It’s Corona yes, but don’t crib
India's coronavirus lockdown will hit women and migrant workers hardest
In Chennai, the capital of Tamil Nadu, I woke up to an eerie silence yesterday. The night before, India’s prime minister, Narendra Modi, announced a 21-day national lockdown would start at midnight.
Lockdown and Isaac Newton: Remembering a pioneering scientist in challenging times
One of the greatest thoughts of mankind came from Isaac Newton. Interestingly enough he developed all his mathematical and scientific theories when he was banished from Cambridge University, where he was studying, to his native place in rural England during the great plague of the 1660s
Requiem for an iconic Indian paper
A requiem was written this week for India Abroad, the New York-based weekly newspaper, that shut down after 50 years of publication. A note from the present publisher, Suresh Venkatachari, regretted the closure of the iconic publication, calling it "heartrending" for its thousands of readers "for whom India Abroad has been an integral part of their India-American journey..."
Collective efforts, self-quarantine necessary to curb corona transmission
Health is the first and the foremost asset which should be protected as in the absence of life there is no livelihood
An Ode to Blue Skies
Why do you turn grey sometimes
Newspapers struggle to survive in pandemic-induced lockdown
Newspapers are facing an uphill task to maintain their readership as India is in a complete lockdown till the middle of April because of the COVID-19 pandemic
Why coronavirus lockdown rules will not be obeyed by everyone
You may have noticed that some people have responded very differently to new rules on lockdown and social distancing. Some seem appalled. Other reassured. What might account for these differences?
Corona +VE
As we remain closeted in our room
Lockdown not enough, says WHO chief
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has said that lockdowns, being implemented by several countries, including India and many South Asian nations, to combat COVID-19, will not be enough to eradicate the virus from the world
Koel dear, sing us a song of hope
O’ Koel why do you sing today?
FAQs about coronavirus: All you wanted to know
The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has come up with an easy frequently asked questions (FAQ) to dispel myths and bring out facts about the coronavirus
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