The citizens of Bangladesh have high expectations from the government led by Dr. Yunus. The nation believes that the Nobel Peace Prize winner is currently the head of the country. They hope that peace will come to Bangladesh under Dr. Yunus’s leadership. Yunus is certainly delivering that message of peace. However, somehow, his words […]
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On August 11, 2024, Bangladeshi Hindus organized a protest rally in front of the Tokyo United Nations University, voicing their concerns over the ongoing attacks on Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh by Jihadist groups. The Awami League government was ousted on August 5 through a student-led Quota Movement, and the new interim government,
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On August 12, 2024, the army baton-charged graffiti artists in Khagrachari, a region in the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh. This incident has sparked concern among students actively engaged in rebuilding the nation. On August 5, following a robust student-led Quota Movement, the Awami League government was ousted from power. An Interim Government, led
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Bangladesh has gained independence twice. However, there is no need to reiterate who brought about this recent independence. There are some intricacies involved, but that’s not the main focus here. The question I want to pose briefly is, “Where are Indigenous youths?” Yesterday’s incident in Rangamati left the indigenous people of the hills deeply
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Today, I’m here to provide an update on the current situation in Bangladesh, particularly in the context of its recent shift from Awami League rule. Everyone wants to know about the situation in Bangladesh now? Many of my friends ask me this question every morning. Unfortunately, I can’t reply to everyone individually, so
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Bangladesh gained independence from Pakistan in December 1971. After five decades, it has now achieved independence again in August 2024, this time from the Awami League. However, the fate of the country’s minorities remains unchanged. On the day Bangladesh became independent from Pakistan, many minorities were attacked. Their properties, temples, pagodas, and churches were
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The military demolished the sculpture of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman on August 5, 2024. Thousands of video clips about the incident are circulating on social media. The military is breaking down the sculpture of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the leader who brought independence to Bangladesh from Pakistan in 1971. Why does the military have
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Many people, including myself, are questioning whether the blood of Abu Saeed, a student of Begum Rokeya University in Rangpur who was shot dead during the quota reform movement, was shed in vain. He courageously faced the bullets of the brutal police unleashed by the government. Abu Saeed is a hero against the injustices
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Can you recognize the footage from the pictures? I am sure you can. (1) Tokyo Station: Tokyo Station officially opened on December 20, 1914. Since then, it has become one of Japan’s most important and busiest railway stations. It is a major hub for both local and Shinkansen (bullet train) services.
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First, I support the “Quota Reform Movement” of the students of Bangladesh. It’s ridiculous to maintain such a discriminatory quota. While their grandfathers were freedom fighters, it is unjust for all their descendants, generation after generation, to continue receiving these advantages. More than 50 students have died as of yesterday as they called for
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