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 half-day road blockade was observed in the districts of Khagrachari and Rangamati. The protest caused significant disruptions to local transportation and daily life.
The exclusion of 56 candidates from the 45th BCS recruitment, despite being recommended by the Public Service Commission, has raised serious questions about transparency. This lack of clear communication regarding their disqualification has left many candidates in a state of professional uncertainty.
The government has officially cancelled the Airport-Gazipur Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project following years of delays and ballooning costs. With billions spent and no operational outcome, the project's failure highlights critical flaws in development planning and accountability.
A month-long series of law enforcement operations has significantly reduced youth gang activities and drug abuse in Cumilla city, bringing relief to nighttime commuters. However, civil society leaders emphasize that maintaining ongoing patrols and holding gang patrons accountable remain crucial challenges.