State and Politics
Why government faces challenges with oil-related issues?
The crisis regarding edible oil continues to persist. On December 9, when there was a sudden shortage of bottled soybean oil in the market, the government decided to raise the price by 8 taka per liter. As a result, the price of one liter of bottled soybean oil has now been set at 175 taka, while the price of loose soybean oil is 157 taka. The price of loose soybean oil has increased from 149 taka per liter to 157 taka. The price of loose palm oil has also risen from 149 taka to 157 taka per liter. However, soybean oil is unavailable at these prices. Most shops in various parts of the capital are unable to supply bottled soybean oil, and there is a kind of chaos regarding loose soybean oil. Traders are charging arbitrary prices for loose soybean oil, with some selling it for as much as 200 taka per liter.
Was Assad's fall a result of challenging Israel?
Was Assad's fall a result of challenging Israel?
Let Victory Day be a humble tribute to the martyrs
Let Victory Day be a humble tribute to the martyrs
Let the power of youth be the mantra of independence
Let the power of youth be the mantra of independence
Let 'Victory Flower' be a symbol of Liberation War
Let 'Victory Flower' be a symbol of Liberation War
Bashar al-Assad’s Fall: The message to Russia and Iran
Bashar al-Assad’s Fall: The message to Russia and Iran
Let India-Bangladesh ties be based on justice, not radical beliefs
Let India-Bangladesh ties be based on justice, not radical beliefs
Why political parties seek state reform rather than themselves?
Politics controls everything in our lives. Yet, with blindfolded eyes, we manage to control politics to some extent. This mutual control is like an illusion or magic, the fog of which has narrowed our vision. With each passing day, it narrows even more. We, the common people, are drifting along with the current, not moving towards greater awareness. As the surrounding system gradually changes, we find ourselves in a situation where, despite being victims of various issues, our voices of opposition are steadily diminishing. Although this is natural! Even when we examine the market, we forget to scrutinize the context of our social lives and surroundings. There are always a few exceptions, whose outcries we prefer to see as "breaking news," yet we never want to imagine ourselves facing their situations.
Trending Views
