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Power Sector of Bangladesh: A Historical Overview

Engineer M. Hossain  One hundred twenty-five years ago, the ruler of Bhawal in Gazipur, a part

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Indo-Bangladesh Conflict: the Perspective

Sujan Bhattacharyya Part- 1 Two countries having a long tie of cordiality is now exchanging serious

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Devils Laugh Last: The Tale of 21 August Grenade Attack in Bangladesh

Jahanara Nuri The Crimson Monsoon Early rainy season’s subtle steps was felt in the hot, humid

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August 21 Grenade Attack: A Tragic Betrayal of Bangladesh’s Democracy and Justice

Khondakar Md Ahsan Habib On the fateful day of 21 August 2004, the streets of Dhaka,

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The Crisis of Educational Rights in Bangladesh: A Story of Struggle

Khondakar Md Ahsan Habib It was a quiet afternoon on the University of Dhaka campus. Abir

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Bangladesh Judicial System and Police Cases: A Pain for Public

Dr. A. K. Abdul Momen The leading dailies of Bangladesh including the “Prothom-Alo” and the “Daily

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Dr. Yunus’s Reset Button: The Dissolution of the Bengali Nation

Engineer M. Hossain  Czech and French novelist Milan Kundera said in his The Book of Laughter

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Bangladesh’s caretaker government, led by Nobel Peace Prize winner Mohammad Yunus, has destroyed the careers of hundreds of journalists- in just the first 100 days of its rule

Charlotte Jacquemart Bangladesh has never seen such a ferocious attack on press freedom since independence in

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In These Forbidden Times: The ‘Boundaries’ of Our Limitations

Maqsood Who are they actually?  Where do they dare to fly out and threaten us? Got

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International Criminal Court’s History and Its Role in Serving Global Justice

What will be the implications of issuing recent warrants against powerful global leaders? Hussain Muhammad Imam

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Power Sector of Bangladesh: A Historical Overview
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Indo-Bangladesh Conflict: the Perspective
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Devils Laugh Last: The Tale of 21 August Grenade Attack in Bangladesh
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The attack on Bangabandhu’s historical residence and its future implications
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Bangladesh Facing Dire Economic Consequences and It’s Media Freedom worse to Afghanistan.
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The weight of a single word—woman—rests heavily on the shoulders of the ultra religious group
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The Rise of Fundamentalism in Bangladesh: A 54-Year Struggle for Secularism
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Target Killings & Attacks Against Hindus in Bangladesh; Over 3,000 Attacks, 23 Murdered So Far in Yunus Regime
  • Afghanistan, Asia, Bangladesh, International, Opinion
Bangladesh Facing Dire Economic Consequences and It’s Media Freedom worse to Afghanistan
  • Bangladesh, Opinion
The Interim Government of Dr. Yunus lost its Credibility and must quit
  • Bangladesh, Opinion
The Post-Independence Journey of Bangladesh: Which Path is It Following?
  • Bangladesh, Opinion
Yunus and Grameen Bank won Nobel Prize despite massive blunders for years
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Jamaat-backed jihadists out to eliminate Awami League, hit India
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Bangladeshi Film Star Porimoni Strongly Protests After Falling Victim to Islamist Extremism

Bangladesh is increasingly becoming a hub of Islamic fundamentalism, with liberal thinkers and cultural figures facing severe threats. Several events and concerts have recently been attacked by Jamaat-e-Islami and its affiliate organizations, along with other extremist groups. The latest victim of such extremism is Bangladeshi film actress Porimoni, who is widely known for her bold […]
  • News

Bangladesh Judiciary: A Vehicle of Extortion

Shamima Chowdhury Since the August Uprising and the fall of Sheikh Hasina government on 5 August, Bangladesh judiciary has turned into a vehicle of extortion and money making. Many lawyers in collaboration with a few police officials and a few activists of the BNP and Jamaati Islami parties and their associated youth groups are having […]
  • Americas, Lead

Son steps foot in Greenland after Trump wants to buy it

The son of the newly elected US president, however, said before arriving in Greenland that his visit was personal. US President-elect Donald Trump expressed interest in buying Greenland, an autonomous region of Denmark, two weeks ago. His eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., has set foot in Greenland. Trump’s son, however, said before arriving in the […]
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Neymar Revels Reason Behind Six-month Contract with Santos

Neymar Jr. left PSG to join Saudi club Al-Hilal before the end of his term. The Brazilian star has since returned to his childhood club Santos. However, his contract with Santos is only six months. Neymar has a one-year optional contract with the Brazilian club. That is, if the situation is favorable and you can […]
  • Entertainment, International

Milly Alcock’s Supergirl Movie Begins Filming

The highly anticipated Supergirl movie, officially titled Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, has officially started filming in the UK. Starring House of the Dragon’s Milly Alcock as the iconic superhero, the movie is one of the first entries in James Gunn’s new DC Universe, following the upcoming Superman film set for release this summer. Production is […]
  • Asia, China

What we need to know about the new virus HMPV

Hospitals in China are crowded with people wearing masks. Some such images have been seen on social media in the last few weeks. This has also raised a fear – is there going to be another epidemic in the world? Beijing has acknowledged that the number of people infected with an influenza-like virus is increasing […]
  • Africa, International, Lead, News

Catastrophic Toll of Conflict: Over 700 Dead in DR Congo as M23 Rebels Advance

The United Nations has reported a devastating escalation in violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with at least 700 people killed and 2,800 injured in Goma since Sunday. The conflict, which has seen M23 rebels take control of Goma, the capital of North Kivu province, poses a significant threat as the group advances south […]
  • Americas, Lead, US, White House

Applying for a Green Card in the US Will no Longer Require a COVID-19 Vaccine Certificate

Those who apply for a green card (permanent resident document) in the United States will no longer have to show proof or certificate of the corona vaccine. This was announced by the new administration of President Donald Trump. USCIS, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), said it waived the requirement for applicants seeking legal […]
  • Africa

7-Year-Old Boy Survives 5 Days in ‘Lion-Infested’ Zimbabwe National Park After Going Missing

A 7-year-old boy in Zimbabwe was miraculously found alive after spending five days alone in the dangerous Matusadona National Park, an area known for its lion population. Tinotenda Pudu disappeared from his village in the country’s northwest on December 27. His rescue came after an extensive search operation involving park rangers, police, and local volunteers, […]
  • Literature

Jeff Bezos Recommends Blinkist: Transform Your Life with These 5 Must-Read Books

SEATTLE – Former Amazon President and CEO Jeff Bezos shares his top five books that he believes can change your life, and highlights the role of Blinkist, an app designed to offer key insights from nonfiction books in just 15 minutes. Books That Will Change Your Life According to Jeff Bezos 1. Built to Last […]
  • Sports

Injured Halep withdraws from Australian Open

Simona Halep has withdrawn from Australian Open qualifying and will delay the start of her 2025 season after feeling pain in her knee and shoulder.The former world number one, 33, received a wildcard from tournament organisers last week but said she felt discomfort after playing at the World Tennis League exhibition event in Abu Dhabi.Halep […]
  • International, Pacific

Australia’s Senate Censures Indigenous Senator Over Protest Against King Charles III

Lidia Thorpe Faces Senate Reprimand After Criticizing British Crown Australia’s Senate has formally censured Indigenous Senator Lidia Thorpe following her public protest against Britain’s King Charles III during his visit to Parliament last month. The censure motion, led by the governing Labor Party, passed with 46 votes in favor and six against. Thorpe, a Gunnai, […]
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