Abdus Salam emphasizes the urgent need for a cultural revolution to curb ongoing social degradation and rebuild moral values.
A cultural revolution is imperative to prevent the alarming rate of social degradation in contemporary society, according to Abdus Salam.
Highlighting the erosion of core moral values and ethics, he stressed that conventional measures alone are insufficient to address the deep-rooted societal issues. He called for collective efforts and a renewed focus on cultural enrichment to foster a conscious and ethically sound generation.
A local BNP leader was tragically killed after being run over by a municipality waste-carrying truck in Sreepur, Gazipur. The fatal accident has sparked grief and anger among locals, prompting authorities to initiate an investigation.
Former State Minister Tanjim Ahmad Sohel Taj has extended a helping hand to seriously ailing Shahjalal Rumi. This humanitarian gesture has drawn widespread appreciation from various circles across the country.
Today's Sunday newspapers published from Dhaka prominently featured reports on the meeting of the special committee regarding constitutional amendments, alongside news of a new seven-party Islamic alliance and local government elections.
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman is set to embark on a four-day visit to Japan tomorrow, October 26. Alongside a summit with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, he will visit a Toyota factory and JERA's LNG terminal as the two nations advance the revamped 'BIG-B' initiative.