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People from time to time do mention, “Oh you might win a Nobel Prize,”
After the announcement of the Nobel Prize, the Nobel Committee calls the award recipients. This reveals their first reactions. These interviews are published with Bengali translations for the readers of "Views Bangladesh" collected from the Nobel Committee's website. 2024 Nobel Prize in Medicine awarded to Victor Ambros and Gary Ruvkun. They received the Nobel Prize in Medicine for their discovery of micro-RNAs and their role in post-transcriptional gene regulation. Victor Ambros's first response was published today.
You’ve won the Nobel Prize, Get up
After the announcement of the Nobel Prize, the Nobel Committee calls the award recipients. This reveals their first reactions. These interviews are published with Bengali translations for the readers of "Views Bangladesh" collected from the Nobel Committee's website. Three professors have received the Nobel Prize in Economics in 2024. The three prize winners are Turkish-American Daron Acemoglu, British-American Simon Johnson and James A. Robinson. James Robinson's first response was published today.
Nobody really knows what is going to happen in case of AI
After the announcement of the Nobel Prize, the Nobel Committee calls the award recipients. This reveals their first reactions. These interviews are published with Bengali translations for the readers of "Views Bangladesh" collected from the Nobel Committee's website. British-Canadian computer scientist and cognitive psychologist Geoffrey Hinton won the 2024 Nobel Prize in Physics along with American physicist John Joseph Hopfield. An interview of Geoffrey Hinton is published here.
Actually, I think it’s kind of funny
After the announcement of the Nobel Prize, the Nobel Committee calls the award recipients. This reveals their first reactions. These interviews are published with Bengali translations for the readers of "Views Bangladesh" collected from the Nobel Committee's website. In 2024, the Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to three American scientists: David Baker, Demis Hassabis, and John M Jumper. Today, David Baker's first reaction has been published.
We must nurture Hilsa to keep it in our waters
Dr. Md. Anisur Rahman is a prominent hilsa researcher. He has served as the chief scientific officer at the Bangladesh Fisheries Research Center in Chandpur and as the director of the Finance and Administration Department at the Bangladesh Fisheries Research Institute in Mymensingh. Currently, he is on LPR. Dr. Anis has played a crucial role in research on hilsa, as well as in planning and implementing bans to protect jatka (young hilsa) and mother hilsa.
Dr Yunus has to follow liberal Western ideology
Dr MM Akash, an economist and thinker, recently talked with “Views Bangladesh.” The former professor of the Economics Department at Dhaka University discussed the ongoing political and cultural situation in the country. The interview was conducted by economic writer M.A. Khaleque and “Views Bangladesh” associate editor Girish Goiric.
I find myself trying to reach the end of the question– not an answer
I wrote The Vegetarian between 2003 and 2005, and published it as a full-length novel in 2007. I remember thinking that it was rather strange (in a good way) to win the International Booker Prize in 2016, more than a decade later. Since winning the prize, my other works including Human Acts, The White Book, and Greek Lessons, as well as my most recent novel, We Do Not Part, have been or are being translated into several languages. I’m grateful that the International Booker Prize has invaluably helped my works to reach a wider readership in different cultures.
Amending the Constitution requires political governance
ZI Khan Panna is a veteran freedom fighter and senior lawyer. He serves as the chairman of the legal aid organization "Ain o Salish Kendra." His strong stance in various movements, struggles, and popular uprisings in Bangladesh is noteworthy. He played a direct role in the student-led uprising of 2024. In an interview with "Views Bangladesh," he discussed the activities of the interim government, the state system, and the students' uprising. The interview was conducted by Hasan Shahadat Touhid.
Reforming health sector should be the frist priority
Today marks World Heart Day. As the number of heart patients in Bangladesh continues to rise, there is widespread public concern. There are various discussions and criticisms surrounding the healthcare sector and medical services. Dr. Haque has shared his insights on what the treatment and management of heart diseases should entail, as well as the kinds of plans and measures the interim government should take at this moment to address these issues, in an interview with "Views Bangladesh." The interview was conducted by KM Zahid.
No need to be concern over prison security management anymore
I undoubtedly joined this department in an unfamiliar environment, and to be honest, I was not fully prepared for it. However, I joined, and one month and seven days have already passed. Initially, my experience was somewhat chaotic. It was a difficult situation because, as you may have seen, there was unrest in many places. There was a sense of dissatisfaction among the inmates. They had this feeling that since the country is independent, why should they remain imprisoned (laughs)? But not everyone is a political prisoner. Those facing criminal charges are not entitled to release. It took a lot of effort to convey this.
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