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Strong Contestants, Thin Pipeline: A Critical Review of Bangladesh in Programming Contests

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Strong Contestants, Thin Pipeline: A Critical Review of Bangladesh in Programming Contests

This article reviews Bangladesh’s performance in regional and international programming contests, examines the weaknesses behind the results, and proposes government steps that would improve performance and turn high performing programmers into a foundation for a stronger national programming industry. Bangladesh has built a genuine culture of competitive programming. Teams from public and private universities routinely…

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Science, Technology & Innovation

Bangladesh and Malaysia: A Comparative Look at Inclusive Agriculture and the SDG Agenda

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Bangladesh and Malaysia: A Comparative Look at Inclusive Agriculture and the SDG Agenda

A comparative follow up to “Bangladesh’s Path to Sustainable Agricultural Transformation,” Oniket Bulletin, June 6, 2026 The original article makes a compelling case that Bangladesh’s next agricultural chapter depends on shifting from yield maximization toward sustainability and inclusivity, naming gender gaps in asset ownership, fragmented landholdings, and youth migration away from farming as the human…

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Agriculture

The Guitarist Who Taught Bangladesh to Rock: Remembering Ayub Bachchu

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The Guitarist Who Taught Bangladesh to Rock: Remembering Ayub Bachchu

Every year on 16 August, Bangladesh pauses to honour a man whose guitar strings carried the restlessness, heartbreak, and hope of an entire generation. Ayub Bachchu, known simply as AB, was born in 1962 in Patiya, Chattogram, and passed away on 18 October 2018, yet he remains the country’s most enduring rock icon. He was…

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Art, Literature, History & National Heritage

Infant Mortality Across Bangladesh’s Eight Divisions: National Success, Regional Silence

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Infant Mortality Across Bangladesh’s Eight Divisions: National Success, Regional Silence

Bangladesh’s fall in infant mortality is widely celebrated, and rightly so. The national infant mortality rate (IMR) declined from roughly 100 deaths per 1,000 live births in 1990 to about 20.76 in 2024, with a projection near 19.95 in 2025 (UN data). That is close to an 80 percent reduction across three and a half…

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