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Reforming the police

Police reform is crucial to addressing deep-rooted systemic issues that undermine its integrity and effectiveness. The key challenges include political interference, lack of professionalism, and...

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Unity urged for democratic reforms

Political analysts, journalists and teachers at a discussion on Thursday called for national unity to make the interim government’s programmes of reform a success.

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Plight of secondary education

A SECONDARY schoolteacher entered my office room with teary eyes. Anxiety has made him upset. He has taught in a school since its establishment two decades ago. He has done...

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Bullet-hit child Musa sent to Singapore

Seven-year-old Musa Khan, who was shot in the head inside the garage of his Rampura house on July 19 during student protests demanding quota reform in government jobs, was sent to...

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Reform commissions: politicians feel misplaced

FOR a dispute to arise, there needs to be a critical moment — a point of crisis where a person or a collective group or groups of people decide they cannot tolerate this situation any longer.

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Interim govt constitutes 4 new reform commissions

The interim government on Thursday formed four more reform commissions aiming at reforms in the country’s sectors involving health, mass media, workers’ rights, and women’s affairs.

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Reform bodies not inclusive

The six reform commissions established by the interim government have no representation from the national and religious minority communities, while inadequate...

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Three reform commissions seek people’s opinion

Three out of six reform commissions constituted by the interim government have decided to seek people’s recommendations and opinions for preparing proposals for the government to reform the organisations and the systems...

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Constitution reform: embracing multidisciplinary approach

After the fall of the Hasina-led authoritarian regime on August 5 amid the student-led mass uprising in July and August, a debate emerged over whether to reform the existing constitution or draft an entirely new one. Many argued that the current constitution, after years of politically motivated amendments and modifications, has lost its original..

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Commission to take opinion of stakeholders

Election reform commission chief Badiul Alam Majumdar on Wednesday said that it would take the opinion of all the stakeholders, including political parties, in the process of making their proposals for reforming the country’s electoral system...

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Comprehensive strategy for police reforms

ON AUGUST 5, the world witnessed a significant political upheaval in Bangladesh, as the long-standing autocratic prime minister Sheikh Hasina was forced to flee the country amid a revolution led by students and citizens. Her 15-year rule had deeply corrupted and politicised various government institutions, including the...

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Extraordinary situation calls for extraordinary measures

BANGLADESH, following the overthrow of an extremely repressive government of the Awami League, in the face of a great democratically oriented student-mass uprising and subsequent voluntary disappearances of all the League leaders from the country’s political scene, obviously with a view to escaping court proceedings...

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Body for coordination among state branches

The newly formed Judicial Reform Commission, led by Justice Shah Abu Nayeem Mominur Rahman, on Tuesday emphasised the need for a balanced and cooperative relationship among the...

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Thoughts on health sector reforms

A REFORM agenda must precede the question — why reform? This question is, however, redundant when it relates to a dynamic sector such as health. As new knowledge on different aspects of healthcare science is generated constantly and society and beneficiaries also update their knowledge continuously, people’s needs and demands for health...

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Call for health research reforms

THE Awami League government, before its downfall on August 5, had revised the budget on June 6 allotting, Tk 414,080 million in the 2025 financial year, with a 9 per cent increase from the 2024 budget to accommodate macroeconomic challenges sucg as pandemic, price inflation and banking sector instability in banking. The health budget accounted for...

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Interim govt constitutes five reform commissions

The government constituted five reform commissions to make the country’s electoral process, police administration, judiciary, anti-corruption watchdog and public administration...

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Reforms in education should be priority agenda of govt

ISSUES of national education have recently come to the fore, with the cancellation of a textbook review and revision committee on September 28 apparently amidst opposition by some right-wing Islamist groups after it was formed on September 15. The process of national education also came to be questioned when the authorities cancelled the...

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BNP to form 6 shadow bodies

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party has decided to form six shadow reform committees to place proposals to six reform commissions constituted earlier by the interim government...

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Education reforms and political shifts

WHEN examining Bangladesh’s education system, it is essential to recognise the need for lasting reforms to ensure sustainable development and align with global standards. Over the years, both before and after independence, numerous education commissions and policies have been introduced to enhance and reform the system. These commissions...

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Path to restore democracy

I believe that the selection of Professor Ali Riaz as head of the Constitution Reform Commission was an excellent decision. I support Professor Riaz’s proposal to rewrite the constitution rather than continuing with amendments...