Our biggest problem in Asia is public transportation.

I was watching the people around while driving in the morning. Someone was waiting for the bus at the bus stand like a bird of prey, standing in a long line. Freshness in the morning was getting over in an instant due to the pressure of getting on the bus and the pressure of strangers. Seeing the shadows of annoyance, frustration, anger in the eyes of educated, hardworking people, I kept my freshness just by lowering the heat control device of my personal car. I felt lucky once again today.

Such a big megacity but what an extreme crisis of public transportation. Millions of people in this city go out in the morning and do not know when and how to reach their destination. Don't know if the bus will come just like that, whether you will get a seat in the bus, or hang up? The Selukas would have gone mad if they had stayed in Dhaka for a few days from 8 to 10 in the morning. But the people of Dhaka are not human, they are superhuman, so even in such a ruthless public transportation system, they have survived.

Deep down, millions of people are cursing policy makers and city administrators every day. There is no city train service, tube or decent taxi service in the city of crores of people. Our prime time talk shows are full of irrelevant conversations and I don't feel old enough to understand where the people who are responsible for caring for the people of the city live, where they go to the office, how much they care about the suffering of the people.

How many people leave the village every day and move to the city to fulfill their dreams.

But every day due to this traffic jam, many people deviate from their dreams.

Every day we go out to work with that freshness

It is no longer possible to reach our workplace.

The mentality of working is lost when we are not focused on our work. And then I can't do that job well anymore.

And success does not come from work that cannot be done well and it is a huge problem not only in our personal life but also in our country in the international market.

As long as the transportation system of our country is not in order, our international market competition will be like a tortoise and rabbit race competition.