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Honoring the Talents

No country can develop without honoring the talents or the scholars. We do not have any scarcity of talents but we lack the mentality of honoring our talents. And this is the core cause of our being behind schedule. The culture of merit hunting is not practiced in our country. We can neither nurture our flourishing talents nor retain the existing talents. Every year many meritorious students are passing over abroad with an eye to attaining better and quality education. And most of them have the intention of being settled in that country and not to return his/her poor motherland. Consequently we are missing some talents who could serve the country. Why should this happen? As we are not capable of providing high quality education and research facilities. Applied Physics or Microbiology or other research-able disciplines like that have a great demand in abroad but students of these disciplines of our country remain unemployed because of the lack of mentionable research institu...

Liberation: Our expectation and achievement

To get rid of great oppression of the then Pakistani ruler, our valiant sons fought for nine months long and snatched our long cherished freedom in 1971. At that time, we dreamt of a self-dependent and developed country where there would be no fear of suppression and poverty. Political harmony would exist in the country. Economic, societal, cultural, and educational development would lead the country towards enrichment. If all these phenomena existed, we could claim our freedom. We had dreamt rightly but all of our dreams went under water. Our independence is in black and white only not in reality. We got a free land only, nothing more than that of. We are yet to flavour the real taste of our independence. The country will be truly free when we experience the economic emancipation, self-dependency, social harmony, political stability, cultural independence and education for all. In a word, as like as what we dreamt in 1971. What is our present scenario? Poverty is eati...

Poverty of Leadership

No efforts will facilitate the enrichment of the country unless the leaders of the country ensure a developed, up-to-date, and effective education system that is indispensable for proper education. In spite of passing 36 years of our independence, we have not enjoyed the real flavour of independence yet. To me, the cause is the lack of proper education and the root cause is our leaders who led us last 36 years. Our leaders should take the responsibility for not developing an effective education system. In the last years, we saw that they discontinuously changed a part of the system without consulting with the concerned and experienced scholars and it caused huge national financial loss as well as created discrimination among the students. Moreover, there were no consistency in the change and no coordination in the whole system. Leaders should have taken long term and coordinated plan for education. They failed to do it as they lacked far-seeing power, which is the most significant qual...

Sufficiency Economy Philosophy in Bangladesh

Recently I have visited the Kingdom of Thailand to take part in a short business course. During my staying there I was trying to find out how Thailand has developed its economy within a short period of time after the Thai originated Asian financial crisis known as “Tom Yam Gung” crisis in 1997. It was His Majesty the King Bhumibol’s Philosophy of Sufficiency Economy originated from the idea of middle path of Buddhism helped the Thai Economy boost up again. This philosophy is very much similar to non-extravagance philosophy of Islam. Let’s see Sufficiency Economy Philosophy (SEP) and Bangladesh context. Sufficiency Economy is a philosophy that guides the livelihood and behavior of people at all levels, from the family to the community to the country, on matters concerning national development and administration. This philosophy emphasizes moderation, reasonable consumption, and resilience to external and internal shocks. This self-sufficiency does not mean that every family must grow fo...