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Punch Newspapers Sections Published 31 January 2021 As blows of increasing fatalities from COVID-19 pandemic and untimely death of many close friends, especially intellectual colleagues, weigh in lately, I have found myself retreating into my study to engage in largely philosophical reflections, simply as a form of escape. I had asked myself that if revered colleagues continue to be ravaged at this rate, how many eulogies and tributes could one possibly write with a troubled mind that wonders more about meaninglessness and one’s mortality.  In this philosophical state, I found that, even i...

Written By 25th Jan 2021 Dr Abul Barkat, an Economics Professor at the University of Dhaka in Bangladesh, a former Chairman of Janata Bank Ltd, and an elected president of Bangladesh Economic Association, wrote many books and articles on the economy of Bangladesh. His latest book “On the larger canvas of society-economy-state” published in November 2020 will be a focus of my exploration. The book introduces a concept of “Decent Society” that echoes the promised dream by Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. The author presents a picture depicting a clogged economic system that has reache...

Punch Newspapers Sections Published 20 December 2020 Just some few weeks ago, the global community of Africanists and African scholars woke to the sad news of the demise of world-renowned scholar, Peter Ekeh. There is no serious scholar of African studies, or even African-American Studies who has not heard of Ekeh; or even more, who has not read some of Ekeh’s defining intellectual contributions to the understanding of postcolonial Africa. When in 1975, Peter Ekeh wrote and published “Colonialism and the Two Publics in Africa,” he would be coherently and systematically dismantling many ...

Stuff. >> so you're looking at the growing lack of humanity in terms of our social structure, friendships and obviously technology playing a huge role in this because a lot of people are finding that kind of feedback they usually get from human interactions from likes or comments, from complete strangers that they never get to know or never have a face-to-face interaction with. >> that you can never hug. at the end of the day so much what matters we're people situated in a place with bodies. if you go from 200 to 500 to 1,000 social media friends you don't get any happier. if you know the pers...

If you actually travel to india and you see the social structure of india the indian people in their life emotionally are actually much louder in expressing their emotion than the people this is a bit of a shill and i'm an actor all i need from india mumbai i live in mumbai i work in bollywood but from last four years now i have started working in america so i am in between. you know. how to tell. me how. i can. come back on my.