Rokan's Journal

 Chinese security forces’ recent remarkable escalation of tensions along disputed boundaries with India, Japan, Taiwan, and Southeast Asian countries is the latest manifestation of actions China takes in order to exert and advance influence in international affairs. The tool kit used by strongman ruler Xi Jinping goes well beyond conventional methods of building and exerting … More China’s Influence to Neighbors in World Affairs

All praise belongs to God, Who created man in the best of forms, perfected his stature and imbued his heart the light of faith. Through His Compassion and Mercy bequeathed him with knowledge and further endowed his tongue with the ability to articulate and express what is in the depth of his heart and mind. … More GHIBAH (Backbiting) – A Dangerous Habit

While China’s domination of the telecommunications industry in Asia has become a fact of life, the world power has established a foothold in another sector in Bangladesh: the energy industry. Plagued by persistent energy crises, the South Asian country has turned to courting foreign direct investment to fill its ever-growing gap between energy consumption and … More China-India Race for Investment in Bangladesh

INTRODUCTION 1.         Leadership is logically an aspect of management challenge since it concern with the best use of valuable recourses and the human elements. Leadership form the core of ruling the state, its institution, and its armed forces. Once Winston Churchill held “To govern is to choose”. The proper challenges to military leadership lies in … More Leadership Challenges Of 21st Century and Measures To Face Them

Bangladesh and India are South Asian neighbors. Diplomatic Relations between the two countries was followed by the visit of Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in 19th March 1972, at Dhaka, where there she had signed the Indo-Bangladesh Treaty of Friendship, Co-operation and Peace Relations, popularly known as the ‘Indira-Mujib Treaty of 1972, with then Prime … More Bangladesh – India Relations

In December 1971, Indira Gandhi sent Indian troops to fight the Pakistan army in support of the Bangladesh war of independence. The intervention brought a conclusion to the war in nine short days, ending a nine-month campaign of genocide and ethnic cleansing that had left countless dead and many millions displaced. Thus, on the eve … More INDIA – a master not a friend to Bangladesh

It was early in the morning at four, When death knocked upon a bedroom door, Who is there? The sleeping one cried. I’m Angle of Death, let me inside. At once, the man began to shiver, As one sweating in deadly fever, He shouted to his sleeping wife, Don’t let him take away my life. … More Death; The Last Breath!

১ ‘ফিতরাত’ বলে একটি আরবী শব্দ আছে যার কাছাকাছি বাংলা অর্থ হতে পারে ‘সৃষ্টিগতভাবে পাওয়া স্বাভাবিক প্রবৃত্তি’। রাস্তায় হাঁটার সময় আপনার ডান পা বাড়াবার পর স্বাভাবিক নিয়মেই বাম পা দিতে হবে, আবার থেমে ডান পা বাড়ানো যাবে না-এটাকে বলা যায় ফিতরাত। আবার যে কোন মাতা বা পিতা তার সন্তানের জন্য টান অনুভব করবে তাও এক … More বাংলাদেশের নাস্তিকতাঃ শুধুই ইসলাম বিদ্বেষ

on the backdrop of the recent situation in the Indo-china border, it has been felt by India that among her neighbors none is beside her. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi might never have expected that his statement “China did not enter our territory, no posts taken” could trigger a furious challenge to his leadership. Modi, … More Why India losing friend among Neighbors?

 Having good morals is a prime responsibility Character formation is the most important aspect of Islamic personality. That is why we can see that the goal of Islam – of the concepts, worships and teachings relating to values, attitudes, morals and behavior is to create an Islamic personality. The Prophet has stated the foremost purpose … More Do we have good morals?