They say “Life’s hard!” Hard in a sense that we have to struggle a lot to survive the moments. In fact from the elementary level we grow up learning that, “life is not a bed of roses .” But is it only me who finds life so easy? Or it’s actually easy? I am referring to the life that is totally wrapped up with the internet! Details…
Because there are provisions to allot lands to landless in Bangladesh, this has been a political matter. Though Bangladesh government had laid down laws to allot lands to landless, there is misuse of law. Khas Khatiyan is included in Number one Khas Khatian. Details…
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Right to food, shelter, clothing, education and health issue
Because you had laid down in Art. 15 to ensure right to food, shelter, clothing, education and health you did not make it a mandatory provision. For the violation of fundamental rights like equal opportunity and discrimination, one can sue against the state in Higher courts to retain those. In Bangladesh the GoB does not need to obey it, as it is not a fundamental right.
There was drawback. There were many debates relating to this economic social and cultural right. The debate was inaugurated by the Russians, and later the Chinese. Many sates tried to obey right to life comprising these rights. Details…
The connection between leadership and art has been made many times over, usually as a way to single out certain properties of the arts that carry over to leadership, such as a jazz musician’s ability to create through improvisation. These analogies can be compelling, but my point is more ambitious: leadership is an actual art, not metaphorically an art. Details…
This article sets out the rationale and role of an Interim / Caretaker government that would provide the consensual coverage principally for the forthcoming national Elections. There are some suggested adjustments to the size and term of office to be more effective in delivering its mandated responsibilities. These basically include all the legal, financial, administrative, security arrangements as well as the total support to the Election Commission to organise all electoral procedures, schedules, and all physical facilities for the conduct of the polls nationwide. The need for creating awareness and maximum participation of the voting public has been examined. Details…
As you know most of the communities (such as Bengali) in this sub-continent (Indian) are covered by ‘Culture of Poverty’ (Oscar Lewis), irrespective of class or economic strata, lives in pavement or apartment. Nobody seriously condemn or ashamed of the deep-rooted corruption, decaying general quality of life, worst politico-governance, bad work place, weak mother language, continuous consumption of common social space (mental as well as physical, both). Details…
We are really upset after knowing the news, and really have no words to say after knowing the details about the news. After reading the whole project detail from World Bank webpage, I would like to share some points with all the readers Details…
I was imagining this scenario - My sons and daughters have stopped going to several private tutors rather they are rising early in the morning. They will say their prayers peacefully without any thought of going to the private tutors chasing them at that pristine time. After the prayer they will read religious books to recharge their moral domain. Then they will browse internet to read daily newspaper to keep themselves abreast of the happenings from home and abroad and write their feelings on social network websites to share their high ideals with others and be inspired by others high ideals and feelings. Details…
Global warming is the rise in the average temperature of the Earth’s atmosphere, caused by due to increasing concentration of green house gases in the atmosphere of the earth. These greenhouse gases are mostly produced as a result of human activity. Global warming has lately become a serious issue, which threatens to disrupt the basic balance of the environment and causes large scale destruction. Details…
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Unfortunately, after four decades of independence, the quest for equality in access and opportunities has remained elusive for the education system of Bangladesh. People from poor socio-economic and marginalised groups are not enjoying equality of educational opportunities. Truly speaking, they are excluded from all level, primary to university, of our educational planning. Details…
Syed Muhammad Hussain on Equality first