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Dhaka, Bangladesh – In the aftermath of Sheikh Hasina’s ouster following a student-led uprising, reports have emerged in Indian media suggesting that Hindu minorities in Bangladesh are under attack by “Islamist forces.” her claims, however, have been widely disputed and appear to be misleading. Several Indian media outlets, including Times Group and TV9 Gujarati, have […]
Troubled Bangladesh’s economy bogged down by high unemployment, inflation  Reuters
Bangladesh’s Economic Miracle Unravels: Fall of Sheikh Hasina and Road Ahead Not long ago, Bangladesh was celebrated as an economic miracle.  country’s singular focus on exporting textiles and apparel drove rapid growth, lifting millions out of poverty and earning Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina widespread acclaim. But Hasina’s abrupt exit this week has revealed the fragility
image of 25-year-old Mir Mahfuzur Rahman, known as Mugdho, handing out water to protesters just before his tragic death on July 18 has become a symbol of a nationwide movement that toppled Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Mugdho was shot and killed during protests, which began as peaceful demonstrations against a government job quota system and
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus has been sworn in as head of Bangladesh’s interim government following the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Hasina stepped down and fled to India after nationwide protests a controversial quota system for government jobs escalated into widespread violence, resulting in over 300 deaths. Yunus, 84, who returned to
the situation with Sheikh Hasina fleeing to India amid a political crisis in Bangladesh is escalating regional tensions. Here are key points: This situation remains fluid, and further developments are likely as the interim government in Bangladesh forms and new elections are announced. If you have specific questions or need updates on aspects, feel free
student protests in Bangladesh against job quotas in civil service have resulted in a tragic loss of life, with UNICEF reporting at least 32 child deaths, including one under five years old. se deaths are part of a larger toll exceeding 200 people, many of whom were bystanders, according to BBC Bangla. UNICEF has confirmed
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina of Bangladesh, one of the world’s longest-serving female heads of government, has been both celebrated and criticized for her leadership. Known for her colorful saris and secular stance, Hasina has fought Islamic militancy and lifted millions out of poverty while maintaining diplomatic relations with both India and China. However, her leadership
The ongoing student protests in Bangladesh have resulted in significant economic repercussions, with a reported $10 billion loss according to Zaved Akhtar, president of the Foreign Investors Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FICCI). The protests, triggered by the government’s quota system for public jobs, have not only disrupted daily life but also cast a shadow
