In a recent statement on social media, former President Donald J. Trump condemned the violence against Hindus, Christians, and other minorities in Bangladesh, describing the situation as "barbaric."
Ananya Bharadwaj of The Print has come under scrutiny following her recent article that disclosed the location of Sheikh Hasina, the former Prime Minister of Bangladesh.
NEW DELHI – Renowned author and activist Taslima Nasreen has stirred controversy with a cryptic post on X (formerly Twitter), questioning the legitimacy of the current interim government led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus. In her post, Nasreen asserted that Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina did not resign and is still alive, thereby labeling the Yunus […]
NEW DELHI: India has expressed deep concern over the reported theft of a religious crown from the Jeshoreshwari Kali Temple in Satkhira, Bangladesh. The Indian government is urging local authorities to conduct a thorough investigation into the incident and apprehend those responsible for the crime. The stolen crown was gifted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi during […]
India sealed the two-match series 2-0, extending their dominance in home Test matches.
Officials stressed that flooding on rivers shared between India and Bangladesh is a mutual issue, causing suffering on both sides of the border. They called for close cooperation between the two nations to address these challenges effectively.
South Asia has once again witnessed a turbulent government overthrow, a region long familiar with violent upheavals that often result in regime changes—whether through military coups or the dramatic rise of rival political factions. The recent developments in Bangladesh offer a unique case where both elements appear to have played a role. The abrupt departure […]
The meeting marks the first formal engagement between the interim government and the BNP since the formation of the interim administration.
Author and politician Thanedar noted the significant development on August 6th when Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned from office and fled to India, leaving Bangladesh in a state of disarray with the military assuming control of the country.
84-year-old Yunus took the oath of office as the chief advisor, a role equivalent to that of prime minister in Dhaka.