SDG

August 18, 2026

When Exams Become Barriers: Rethinking Assessment for Students with Disabilities

Inclusive education is a fundamental human right and an essential component of equitable and quality education. Although considerable progress has been made in promoting inclusive education at the primary and secondary levels, higher education institutions continue to face significant challenges in accommodating students with autism and other special educational needs. Universities are increasingly enrolling learners […]

August 4, 2026

The Future of Industrial Water Governance in Bangladesh

Bangladesh is experiencing rapid industrial growth, particularly in the ready-made garments (RMG), pharmaceuticals, leather, food processing, and chemical sectors. While this industrial expansion has significantly contributed to the country’s economic development, it has also intensified pressure on its freshwater resources. Groundwater currently supplies nearly 80% of industrial water demand and is being depleted at an […]

July 7, 2026

SDG 16 Against Impunity

A world that can write rights but cannot restrain power has not built justice; it has built theatre. The present time is full of treaties, conventions, and declarations, and none of them can be more utopian than SDG 16, the promise of peace, justice, and strong institutions. However, for the people who live in the […]

July 6, 2026

Investing in Bangladesh’s Future: Why Primary Education Deserves Greater Budgetary Priority

Education is universally recognized as the foundation of sustainable national development. Among all levels of education, primary education occupies the most critical position because it shapes children’s cognitive abilities, moral values, literacy, numeracy, and lifelong learning skills. Primary education is the most important of all educational levels. By giving the Ministry of Primary and Mass […]