I was looking for apartments when I moved to LA. The apartments ads online was giving many reasons why theirs the best. It’s convenient from the local shopping malls, restaurants, post offices and libraries. Wait what?? Libraries! Will that even matter! Apparently it does. So one fine afternoon I looked up in “All Knowing”...
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In this episode Musa Ibrahim, the first Everest conqueror from Bangladesh, talks about his reasons for undertaking this monumental journey. It was while studying at the Education and Research Institute, Dhaka University, that he and his friends vowed to work towards educational reforms in order to liberate the task of learning. Musa believed that...
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Our present education system has been relegated to the status of merely a degree-awarding mechanism that is inherently immune to the quality of students it produces. It wasn’t always like this. There was a time when education was inspirational and full of romanticism for life. To name a few, teachers like Sardar Fazlul Karim,...
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