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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 25, 2026
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- Jul 24, 2026
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Oprotim's killing and the growing fear for our children’s safety (opens the original)
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My three-and-a-half-year-old son has recently started going to school. There, as children his age do, he draws, sings, recites, plays and, importantly for his parents, eats his breakfast. Since I am temporarily living more than 8,000 miles away, I encounter these small events through a screen. I ask what he drew or sang that day. Sometimes he answers; sometimes he takes our conversation somewhere else. One day, however, he told me that he had drawn a ghost. He likes cartoons with ghost-like char
Teacher evaluation should improve teaching, not create a popularity contest (opens the original)
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Teachers should be evaluated, but should they be publicly ranked? This distinction lies at the heart of the controversy surrounding the online platform recently launched by the Dhaka University Central Student Union (Ducsu) for evaluating teachers at Dhaka University. There, students can anonymously assess teachers in their departments on matters such as course organisation, teaching methods, assessment, communication, and professionalism. Numerical ratings and written comments are then made acc
Two years after July, who do we trust? (opens the original)
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Two years have passed since those transformative days of the July Uprising. But even now, public debates continue to revolve around constitutional reform, transitional justice, institutional restructuring, and other reform issues. These questions, though important for the country’s democratic future, reveal a common assumption: that the significance of July can be understood primarily through changes in authority, in terms of who governs, who exercises power, and which institutions should be ref
UGC’s centralised research funding must not undermine academic independence (opens the original)
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The government’s decision in April to channel public university research funding through the University Grants Commission (UGC) has since triggered an intense debate. Supporters defend the move as a step towards greater transparency, accountability, and coordination, while critics warn that it will undermine university autonomy. Both concerns deserve serious attention. However, both sides have focused almost exclusively on the machinery of research funding, thereby obscuring a more fundamental q
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