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In Search for an ICU Bed: One Bed and Countless Silent Sighs

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In Search for an ICU Bed: One Bed and Countless Silent Sighs

The branch of healthcare that operates on the narrow boundary between life and death, intensive care or critical care, is one of the most essential components of modern medicine. A young person critically injured in an accident, an elderly patient suffering from respiratory complications, or a child weakened by a severe infection, all depend significantly…

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Rabindranath Tagore: The Cultural Architect of Bangladesh’s National Identity

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Rabindranath Tagore: The Cultural Architect of Bangladesh’s National Identity

A Nation is Born Long Before Its Independence No matter how sudden the birth of a nation may appear, it is the culmination of generations of quiet preparation. A single night of war or a single day of protest may redraw the lines on a map, but the identity, language and sense of dignity of…

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Monsoon in the Soul of Bangla: The Enduring Melody of Literature, Culture and Heritage

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Monsoon in the Soul of Bangla: The Enduring Melody of Literature, Culture and Heritage

Bangladesh is a country uniquely blessed with six distinct seasons. Among them, the monsoon, spanning the months of Ashar and Shrabon, holds a special place in the hearts of Bangalis. Although its official duration is limited to two months, its influence extends far beyond the calendar, shaping the country’s culture, literature, music, art, and way…

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Heritage Tourism in Bangladesh and the Need for Institutional Reform: The Awakening of a Sleeping Power of a Century

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Heritage Tourism in Bangladesh and the Need for Institutional Reform: The Awakening of a Sleeping Power of a Century

Sumaiya Hasi Editor – Public Relations, The Oniket Bulletin Bangladesh is a living museum of rich cultural, historical, and archaeological heritage in South Asia. Layers of history from the early Stone Age through the Pala, Sena, Sultanate, Mughal, and British periods are embedded in its soil. In the red earth of the Varendra region in…

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Comilla’s Handicrafts: Weaving Modernity into a Canvas of Tradition

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Comilla’s Handicrafts: Weaving Modernity into a Canvas of Tradition

On the map of Bangladesh, Comilla (including the greater historic Comilla region) is not merely a geographical area; it is a living museum of artistic and cultural heritage that stretches back thousands of years. The story of this region’s creativity is deeply connected to the mineral-rich red soil of Lalmai and intertwined with the rhythmic…

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Beyond the Ritual: The Spiritual and Social Essence of Eid al-Adha

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Beyond the Ritual: The Spiritual and Social Essence of Eid al-Adha

Eid al-Adha, full of the glory of sacrifice, has arrived once again for the Muslim Ummah. This festival stands as a universal symbol of self-purification, deep loyalty to Allah, and a powerful example of rising above materialism. This spirit of sacrifice is far more than a conventional ritual or formality, as it carries deep spiritual…

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A Media Moment to Remember: Bangladesh’s Public Press and the 2026 General Election

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A Media Moment to Remember: Bangladesh’s Public Press and the 2026 General Election

National elections represent the ultimate stress test for any country’s media ecosystem. They demand accuracy under pressure, fairness across competing interests, and the courage to inform rather than merely entertain. By these standards, Bangladesh’s public media outlets, both digital and print, performed remarkably well during the 2026 general election, showcasing a level of maturity and…

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Media, Publishing & Digital Dissemination

No More Mistakes in Recruiting One Lakh Health Workers

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No More Mistakes in Recruiting One Lakh Health Workers

The recruitment of one-lakh health workers is set to be a monumental milestone in the history of the country’s healthcare sector. There is no alternative to a skilled and adequate workforce to strengthen the backbone of any nation’s medical service. However, considering past experiences, the call has grown louder today: “No more mistakes.” The Administrative…

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Orphaned Journey of History: Over 500 Archaeological Sites of the Country at Risk Amid a Policy Vacuum

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Orphaned Journey of History: Over 500 Archaeological Sites of the Country at Risk Amid a Policy Vacuum

From Mahasthangarh to Wari-Bateshwar-Bangladesh, a living museum of millennia-old civilization, is now confronting a grave policy vacuum. More than 500 registered archaeological sites and invaluable national heritage assets are standing on the verge of destruction due to outdated legal frameworks, severe institutional paralysis, and unchecked smuggling and encroachment. Experts warn that without immediate structural reform,…

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Oniket Bulletin from Adolescence to Youth: An Alternative Knowledge Universe, a School for Civic Education and Humane Leadership

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Oniket Bulletin from Adolescence to Youth: An Alternative Knowledge Universe, a School for Civic Education and Humane Leadership

The Oniket Bulletin can be conceived as a platform that is not merely a medium for news, literature, or opinion; rather, it is a comprehensive educational system for young people from adolescence to university. This is the most crucial period of intellectual, moral, and social formation in a person’s life. It is during this time…

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