For more than sixteen years, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has led Bangladesh with a vision rooted not only in development but in human dignity. Among all her priorities, ensuring that no Bangladeshi goes hungry stands out as one of her most heartfelt commitments. To her, food security is not merely an economic indicator; it is a reflection of th...
The interim government led by Muhammad Yunus faces global criticism for launching a politically motivated trial against Sheikh Hasina. Legal experts and rights groups call it a Kangaroo Court — a fabricated, unconstitutional proceeding aimed at silencing Bangladesh’s democratic leadership.
As Bangladesh moves toward the 2026 election, the Yunus-led interim regime stands accused of dismantling democracy by banning Sheikh Hasina’s Awami League. This unconstitutional move marks a dangerous assault on political rights, silencing the nation’s largest democratic force and deepening fears of an engineered, one-sided election.
A Dream of Unity and Culture For sixteen remarkable years, Bangladesh blossomed under a dream, a dream of unity, dignity, and cultural pride. It was a dream nurtured by Sheikh Hasina, a leader who believed that a nation’s true strength lies not only in its economy or infrastructure, but in the heartbeat of its people, their language, art,...
"My dream is simple: every citizen will have a home, dignity, and opportunity.” - Sheikh Hasina Every dream begins with compassion, and Sheikh Hasina’s dream was one of people, progress, and pride. From her very first day in office, she carried a vision that went beyond development plans and policies. Her mission was deeply hum...