Dipto Mesbah
6+ years of experience in content publishing, proofreading, project management, and client communication. Constantly exploring ways to improve communication and work processes to make the publication process seamless. Research | Analysis | Storytelling
ARTICLES BY DIPTO MESBAH
The Wire
Abdullah Al Mamun, Head of Marketing and Business Development at Super Star Group, shares how the brand’s steadfast commitment to safety, innovation, and stakeholder empowerment is helping it stand out in Bangladesh’s competitive cable industry.
Looms, Global Dreams
Tamara Hasan Abed, Managing Director of BRAC’s social enterprises, explains how Aarong’s mission-driven model and the world’s largest craft store in Dhanmondi showcase sustainable fashion, ethical sourcing, and community empowerment.
Economics of Ramadan
Wasiqur Rahman Khan, Professor and Chairperson of the Department of Economics and Social Sciences at BRAC University, discusses price hikes during Ramadan. Professor Khan obtained a BSS (Hons.) and MSS degree in Economics from the University of Dhaka and a PhD in Economics from Indiana University, Bloomington, USA. His areas of interest include applied economics and experimental economics.
Ray of Hope
Driven by a legacy of love and a passion for clean energy, Fahad Haider’s Eminate is transforming lives and communities through solar power.
Here to Equality
A discussion on the themes of International Women’s Day 2025 - ‘Accelerate Action’ and ‘For all women and girls: rights, equality, and empowerment’ - with Khushi Kabir, a social activist, feminist, environmentalist, and the secretary of Nijera Kori.
Climate, Community
With documented work spanning humanitarian response, disaster risk reduction, gender-responsive climate adaptation, youth leadership, and inclusive governance, Bindu Nari Unnayan Sangathan presents a data-backed model of grassroots feminist development in Bangladesh.
Art of Unlearning
Early career experiences shape professional instincts, but in today’s multidisciplinary economy, knowing what to unlearn is critical to sustained career mobility.
with Vision, Broken by Reality
The One Laptop Per Child initiative promised to revolutionise education with low-cost technology, but poor planning, cultural missteps, and technical flaws turned ambition into a cautionary tale for ed-tech worldwide.
: A Hidden Cost of Ed-tech
A 24/7 expectation of being always online is quietly inducing technostress among school teachers, disrupting work-life balance and triggering health concerns that often go unnoticed.
Entrepreneurs, Changemakers
Inside the education vision of Tajdin Hassan, COO of Keeron, and Rhidita Tasnim, Instructor and Franchisee of Kumon Gulshan Center — a story of leadership and learning as they redefine modern education, transform Bangladesh’s learning culture, and reshape academic excellence and digital upskilling.
Into a Cashless Future
Sabbir Ahmed, Country Manager of Visa Bangladesh, Nepal, and Bhutan, offers insights into Bangladesh’s digital payments journey, highlighting emerging trends, structural challenges, and the gradual move toward a cash-light ecosystem.
Vision In Focus
Anne Coolen, VisionSpring Global Vice President of Programs, and Country Director Misha Mahjabeen share their goals to make affordable eyeglasses accessible to low-income communities in Bangladesh.