Bangladesh has long depended on quiet, steady forces that make good choices feel natural: teachers who turn study into habit, newspapers that promotes tolerance, and cultural bodies that rehearse pluralism in public life.
People in erosion-prone districts suffer mental health consequences of riverbank erosion.
Democracy here is mediated through identity, not ideology
Pedagogical training should be embedded in academics’ lives—not treated as optional.
Far-right movements in Bangladesh have often been influenced or fueled by external forces.
Bangladesh has long depended on quiet, steady forces that make good choices feel natural: teachers who turn study into habit, newspapers that promotes tolerance, and cultural bodies that rehearse pluralism in public life.
People in erosion-prone districts suffer mental health consequences of riverbank erosion.
Democracy here is mediated through identity, not ideology
Pedagogical training should be embedded in academics’ lives—not treated as optional.
Far-right movements in Bangladesh have often been influenced or fueled by external forces.
