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The End of an Era: How a Student-Led Movement Toppled Sheikh Hasina
The political landscape of Bangladesh has undergone a seismic shift since the dramatic events of 2024, which saw the end of Sheikh Hasina’s 16-year rule. Sparked by the killing of a student leader in Rangpur, unrest escalated into a nationwide uprising that toppled her government, leaving Awami League fractured and struggling for survival. The death…
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Rohingya Refugees Face Uncertainty as Bangladesh Tightens Border Control Amid Myanmar Conflict
In the dimly lit confines of his home in Arakan, Myanmar, Mohammed, a 32-year-old Rohingya man, is speaking above the cries of his youngest child. His three children, he says, are hungry. As he talks, his parents can be seen, huddling together in the background, their faces barely visible in video calls. Mohammed’s voice trembles…
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Tulip Siddiq Resigns Amid Controversy Over Links to Corruption Investigation in Bangladesh
Tulip Siddiq, UK Economic Secretary to Treasury and Labour MP for Hampstead and Highgate has resigned following mounting scrutiny over allegations of corruption tied to her family in Bangladesh. The resignation comes despite a report from Sir Laurie Magnus, the prime minister’s standards adviser, finding no evidence of impropriety on Siddiq’s part. Siddiq, who had…
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Bangladeshi Police Brutality: New Evidence of Lethal Force Against Protesters
Newly examined video footage has revealed two previously undocumented incidents of police brutality during protests that erupted in Bangladesh last year, leading to the downfall of Sheikh Hasina’s regime. According to the International Truth and Justice Project (ITJP), Bangladeshi police killed or injured at least 20 unarmed protesters in Dhaka on 5 August 2024— the…
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Border Tensions and Political Intrigue: The Growing Rift Between India and Bangladesh
The relationship between India and Bangladesh, once a model of regional cooperation in South Asia, is now mired in uncertainty as political and social tensions escalate on both sides of the border. Recent developments, including India’s sheltering of former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and contentious debates over minority rights, have cast a shadow over…
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Bangladesh-India Tensions Leave Thousands Stranded Without Vital Medical Care
Dhaka, Bangladesh – Khadiza Khatun’s life turned upside down when her husband, 37-year-old Mohammad Nuri Alam, was diagnosed with a critical liver condition requiring an urgent transplant. The procedure, unavailable in Bangladesh, led the couple to seek treatment at India’s renowned Asian Institute of Gastroenterology in Hyderabad. Yet, months after its initial efforts, its plans…
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Commemorating Sacrifice: Thousands Rally in Dhaka for July Uprising
Thousands of Bangladeshis gared in the capital Dhaka on Tuesday for a “March for Unity,” marking five months since the student-led uprising that led to the ouster of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The rally also honored the memory of over 1,000 lives lost during protests, which became one of the nation’s deadliest episodes since the…
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Thousands march in Bangladesh to mark student-led uprising that ousted Prime Minister Hasina – CNN
Thousands march in Bangladesh to mark student-led uprising that ousted Prime Minister Hasina CNN
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Bangladesh: Hindu monk suspected of sedition denied bail – DW (English)
Bangladesh: Hindu monk suspected of sedition denied bail DW (English) Bangladesh court again rejects bail for Hindu leader who led rallies The Associated Press Bangladesh court rejects bail plea of former Iskcon priest Chinmoy Das The Times of India Bangladesh court again rejects bail for Hindu leader charged with sedition Al Jazeera English Video | No Bail To Priest…
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These Students Ousted a Government. Now They’re Rebuilding a Democracy. – The New York Times
These Students Ousted a Government. Now They’re Rebuilding a Democracy. The New York Times
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Bangladesh formally asks India to extradite former PM Sheikh Hasina – The Guardian
Bangladesh formally asks India to extradite former PM Sheikh Hasina The Guardian ‘Political’ offence to charges ‘not in good faith’: Extradition treaty leaves space for refusal The Indian Express Bangladesh seeks deposed PM Sheikh Hasinas extradition from India The Tribune India Bangladesh asks India to return ousted leader Sheikh Hasina Financial Times Bangladesh tells India it wants ex-PM Hasina…
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Exclusive: Adani, under bribery scrutiny, pressed by Bangladesh to reopen power deal – Reuters
Exclusive: Adani, under bribery scrutiny, pressed by Bangladesh to reopen power deal Reuters After delaying payment to Gautam Adani, Bangladesh drops another shocker, now accuses Adani Power of… India.com Bangladesh’s electricity imports from Adani plant slide by a third in November Deccan Herald Adani Under Scrutiny: Bangladesh Seeks Renegotiation of Power Deal The Economic Times
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Hamza Choudhury declares for Bangladesh: ‘I want to represent the people’ – The New York Times
Hamza Choudhury declares for Bangladesh: ‘I want to represent the people’ The New York Times England Under 21 star switches his international allegiance… to a nation ranked 185th in the world! Daily Mail BFF boss on Hamza’s inclusion: We are switching to winning mentality Dhaka Tribune BFF president: Hamza will inspire a generation of footballers The Business Standard Hamza…
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Ex-Bangladeshi Leader Orchestrated Mass Disappearances, Inquiry Finds – The New York Times
Ex-Bangladeshi Leader Orchestrated Mass Disappearances, Inquiry Finds The New York Times
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Priyanka brings Bangladesh bag, day after row over Palestine tag – The Tribune India
Priyanka brings Bangladesh bag, day after row over Palestine tag The Tribune India Priyanka Gandhi Doubles Down With ‘Bangladesh’ Bag, After ‘Palestine’ Row NDTV UP CM Yogi targets Priyanka Gandhi over ‘Palestine’ bag Hindustan Times ‘Stood tall amidst pigmies’: Ex-Pakistan minister lauds Priyanka Gandhi for carrying Palestine bag to Par The Times of India As Priyanka Gandhi wears Palestine…
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Rebel Forces Claim Control of Goma Amid Escalating Crisis in Eastern DR Congo
GOMA, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) – rebel group M23 has declared that it has seized control of the city of Goma in eastern DRC, sparking fears of further destabilization in the resource-rich region. The government, however, denies these claims, asserting that its forces maintain control over strategic points, including the city’s airport. Goma, a…
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Egypt and Jordan Reject Trump’s Proposal to Relocate Gaza’s Palestinians
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Former U.S. President Donald Trump’s suggestion to “clean out” the Gaza Strip and resettle its Palestinian population in neighboring Egypt and Jordan has drawn sharp criticism from key Middle Eastern allies and reignited debate over American policy on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Remarks, made during an impromptu exchange with reporters aboard Air Force…
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Israel and Hamas Execute Prisoner Swap: 200 Palestinians Released
In a significant development, the Israeli Prison Service confirmed on Saturday that 200 Palestinian prisoners have been released as part of a broader ceasefire and hostage release agreement brokered between Israel and Hamas. Release was described as being executed by a political outline designed to facilitate the return of Israeli hostages, with full coordination across…
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Aid to Gaza Amid Ceasefire: Corruption Allegations Cloud Relief Efforts
Since the implementation of a fragile ceasefire in Gaza on Sunday, more than 2,400 humanitarian aid trucks have entered the region, according to the United Nations. This influx of aid, intended to address a dire humanitarian crisis, has been overshadowed by allegations of mismanagement and corruption, as residents accuse Hamas of diverting resources for profit. …
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Israel Prepares for Release of Four Female Soldiers Held by Hamas Amid Ceasefire Agreement
Israel is preparing to receive four female soldiers who have been held captive by Hamas since October 2023, following the announcement that they will be released on Saturday, as part of a broader hostage deal under the Gaza ceasefire agreement. Four women, Karina Ariev, Daniella Gilboa, Naama Levy, and Liri Albag, who range in age…
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S&P 500 Reaches Record High as Inflation Eases and Trump Promises Oil Price Reduction
S&P 500 rose to a record high on Thursday, edging above the peak reached in early December, marking a continuation of its positive momentum following recent inflation data and President Trump’s renewed commitment to reducing oil prices, a key driver of inflation. Index increased by 0.5 percent on Thursday, extending a rally that began more…
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Rohingya Refugees Face Uncertainty as Bangladesh Tightens Border Control Amid Myanmar Conflict
In the dimly lit confines of his home in Arakan, Myanmar, Mohammed, a 32-year-old Rohingya man, is speaking above the cries of his youngest child. His three children, he says, are hungry. As he talks, his parents can be seen, huddling together in the background, their faces barely visible in video calls. Mohammed’s voice trembles…
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Thailand Becomes First Southeast Asian Nation to Legalize Same-Sex Marriage
Bangkok, Thailand – Hundreds of same-sex couples across Thailand tied the knot Thursday, marking a historic milestone as the country became the first in Southeast Asia to recognize marriage equality. New legislation, passed by Thailand’s parliament and endorsed by King in 2024, allows same-sex couples to legally marry and enjoy the same rights as heterosexual…
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Prince Harry Secures Monumental Victory in Legal Battle Against Rupert Murdoch’s News Group Newspapers
Prince Harry has achieved a significant legal victory after settling his case with News Group Newspapers (NGN), publisher of Sun and now-defunct News of World, over allegations of unlawful information gathering. Duke of Sussex, who had been embroiled in a years-long legal battle with the media giant, received a public apology and a “substantial damages”…
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Trump’s New 10% Tariff on Chinese Goods Could Impact Electronics Prices Starting February 1
If you’re planning to purchase a new computer, television, or phone, now might be the time to act before prices rise. President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday that a new 10% tariff on Chinese goods could take effect as soon as February 1, 2025.This new tariff, which would blanket a wide array of Chinese imports,…
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Ancient History of Bangladesh: Gangaridai to Dhaka
Bangladesh has a rich historical tapestry, with a significant chapter dating back to ancient times as part of the Ganges delta civilization. The region has seen the rise and fall of various empires and dynasties, including the Maurya and Gupta Empires. During the medieval period, Bengal became a prominent centre for trade and commerce. From…
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The Ganges Delta Civilization
The Ganges Delta civilization or Bengal Civilization refers to the ancient civilization that developed in the region of the Ganges Delta. The Ganges Delta civilization is considered one of the earliest and most important civilizations in ancient southeast Asia, with evidence of human habitation dating back to the Neolithic period. Over time, the civilization developed…
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The Indian Ghost in Wikipedia & The History of Bengal
The history of Bengal, a region in South Asia, is marked by a rich tapestry of cultures, languages, and ethnicities. However, when one delves into online sources, such as Wikipedia, the portrayal of Bengal’s history appears to be subject to a particular perspective that may not adequately represent the diversity of the region. One of…
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Bengalis who are not Bangali anymore !
The term “Bengali,” or its British counterpart “Bangali,” is ascribed to individuals who speak the Bangla language and bear a heritage deeply rooted in the historical narrative of blood and conspiracy. This captivating tale traces its origins back to the era of Alexander the Great and unfolds against the backdrop of British machinations post the…
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Directorate General of Forces Intelligence – DGFI – History and Profile
The Directorate General of Forces Intelligence, commonly known as DGFI, stands as Bangladesh’s most influential intelligence agency, operating both within and beyond the nation’s borders. Its primary mission is to safeguard national security and uphold the paramount interests of Bangladesh. DGFI plays a pivotal role in ensuring the sovereignty and security of the country The…
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Gangaridai
Gangaridai was an ancient kingdom located in the Bengal region of South Asia. According to ancient Greek and Roman records, it was one of the most powerful and prosperous states of the world in the 4th century BCE. The kingdom was ruled by a powerful monarch, and its army was renowned for its chariots and…
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United Bengal
The wikipedia page of united bengal is under constant change by agents/biased editors . You can not trust the information in wikipedia article of United Bengal . United Bengal is a political ideology for a unified Bengali-speaking nation in South Asia. The ideology developed among Bengali nationalists after the first partition of Bengal in 1905. The British-ruled Bengal Presidency was divided into Western Bengal and Eastern Bengal and Assam to weaken…
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The Greatness of Bengal and Future Ahead By Samier Mansur
A fantastic presentation by Samier Mansur in Ted Talk Dhaka. We found its one of the greatest presentation About Bengal in the web.
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Vanga Kingdom ( Pundra,Anga)
Vanga Kingdom is a 1500 BC Iron Age Kingdom in Ganges delta of South Asia. The Name Bengal or Bangla was originated from Vanga. The Bengali people are the descendants of the Vanga Kingdom. The founders of Angas, Vangas, Kalingas, Pundras, and Suhmas shared a common ancestry. Pundra , Vanga ,anga was an early Iron…
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Governments of Bangladesh & its GDP
This is the detail list of Bangladesh various government formed since its declaration of Independence . The mentioned date is the forming date of the Government . The GDP data collected from world bank data center . No Governments of Bangladesh Date GDP 1 Provisional Government of Bangladesh – April 17, 1971 GDP: $ 8.75 B…
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