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A Liquidity Trap in Bangladesh - Surplus Cash Hits Record Tk 4.15 Trillion as Private Credit Plummets - A B M Zakirul Haque Titon

A Liquidity Trap in Bangladesh: Surplus Cash Hits Record Tk 4.15 Trillion as Private Credit Plummets

The Bangladeshi banking sector finds itself ensnared in a textbook liquidity trap. By the end of June, the volume of excess liquidity in the commercial banking system surged by an unprecedented Tk 780 billion in a single month, pushing total surplus funds to a historic high of Tk 4.15 trillion. To contextualize this massive capital […]
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August 11 as Balochistan Independence Day

August 11 as Balochistan Independence Day: South Asia’s Unresolved Political Dispute

In the discourse of South Asian political history, the evolution of its map, and geopolitics, the month of August has forever been a highly significant and eventful chapter. While India and Pakistan celebrate their liberation from British colonial rule on August 15 and 14 respectively, on the political map of this subcontinent, just a few […]
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Sheema Kermani and the Cowardice of Bankrupt Pakistan

The State That Trembles at the Sound of Ankle Bells: Sheema Kermani and the Cowardice of Bankrupt Pakistan

How bankrupt, morally crippled, and psychologically cowardly must a state be for the rhythm of a 75-year-old woman’s dance to shake the throne of its power? On that turbulent night of May 14, 2024, when renowned classical dancer, human rights activist, and pioneer of the cultural movement Sheema Kermani was arrested from the streets of […]
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Why Bangladesh’s NCP Cannot Be Compared with Nepal’s RSP

Why Bangladesh’s NCP Cannot Be Compared with Nepal’s RSP

In recent decades, young people have emerged as a powerful driving force in the political landscape of South Asia. In both Nepal and Bangladesh, youth-led street movements have shaken the foundations of established political forces and reignited debate over the nature of state governance. Although certain surface-level similarities can be observed between the movements in […]
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Editorial - Education Is Not Immunity -Understanding the Psychology of Propaganda

Education Is Not Immunity: Understanding the Psychology of Propaganda

There is a common belief in our society that false propaganda mainly ensnares the uneducated. However, contemporary global research and psychological analysis suggest that this assumption is far from accurate. The reality is that educated people are also frequently affected by false propaganda—and in many cases, they are targeted by propaganda that is more subtle, […]
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Continuous or Interval Walking Which Lowers Blood Sugar More

Continuous or Interval Walking: Which Lowers Blood Sugar More?

As rates of diabetes continue to rise across Bangladesh and many other parts of the world, lifestyle adjustments have become essential for those living with the condition. Among all recommended lifestyle changes, regular physical activity—especially walking—remains one of the most effective and accessible ways to keep blood sugar levels under control. Yet many diabetic patients […]
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A Wounded Heart: The Triumph of Defeated Forces in a Free Bangladesh

A Wounded Heart: The Triumph of Defeated Forces in a Free Bangladesh

Today, standing on the threshold of the Victory Month, a stream of profound anguish flows through our hearts. When we hear the slogan ‘Pakistan Zindabad’ in this independent Bangladesh, bought with the blood of 30 lakh martyrs, the question arises—was our victory, then, meaningless? The celebration of the defeated power in this country, achieved through […]
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