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Editorial
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Editorial
What ails Dhaka University?
The perpetrators should be given exemplary punishment
Two recent happenings at the highest seat of learning of the country have left the nation wondering: What ails Dhaka University? First, two and a half years back the nation was served with the news item concerning as many as 52 students getting first class marks in masters examination (academic year 2001-02) of the Department of Political Science.
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Editorial
G-8 climate deal
A good beginning but words must be put into action
While some have expressed their reservations about the recent G-8 agreement to cut down on greenhouse gas (GHG), emissions since it calls for only a 'substantial' cuts rather than containing a mandatory target for emission reduction, we feel that the climate deal, reached at the summit in Germany of the eight richest economies of the world, is nonetheless a good beginning.
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Post Editorial
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Post Breakfast
Britain's two Prime Ministers
Muhammad Zamir
A few days are still left before Gordon Brown can discard his mantle of Chancellor and formally take over the office of the British Prime Minister on 27 June.
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Between The Lines
Ominous caste clashes
Kuldip Nayar writes from New Delhi
The Supreme Court of India did well to take notice of mayhem in Rajasthan early this month. The centre and the states simply abdicated their obligation to govern.
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