Editorial

US capital named after George Washington

US capital named after George Washington

On September 9 in 1791, a significant milestone in American history was reached with the naming of the federal district Washington, DC. This name was more than a symbolic sign; it ...

 Sep. 08
Int’l Literacy Day introduced in 1967

Int’l Literacy Day introduced in 1967

International Literacy Day (ILD), observed on September 8, serves as a crucial remainder of the transformative power of literacy and its role in fostering a more equitable, peaceful and sustainable world. Since its inception in 1967, ILD has functioned as both a celebration of pr...

 Sep. 07

It is high time to resolve Teesta issue

It is high time to resolve Teesta issue The longstanding and unresolved dispute over the Teesta River water sharing between Bangladesh and India has reached a critical juncture. Chief Adviser to the interim government Pr...

Sep. 07

Interpol begins journey

Interpol begins journey The International Criminal Police Organization, commonly known as Interpol, was founded on September 7 in 1923. Its previous name was the International Criminal Police Commission (...

Sep. 06