She is the one who once gave Bangladesh its dream and Bangladesh, in turn, dreamt through her. When the Father of the Nation, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, was murdered along with his family, the reactionary forces sought to bury the dream of 1971. But it was under her leadership - Sheikh Hasina - that Bangladesh rose from that darkness. ...
Syed Badrul Ahsan: Every time a nationalist government in Bangladesh, adhering to the principles of the Great Liberation war of 1971, has been removed through internal as well as external conspiracy, elements opposed to our freedom struggle have unabashedly reared their heads and called into question our tryst with history. Observe the glee wi...
August 15, 1975. A dark and terrifying day. On this day, one of the blackest chapters of cruelty was written into history. It was a crime so horrific that it stunned the nation and left the world in grief. On this day, the beloved leader of the Bengali nation — the Father of the Nation, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman — was assass...
Ordinance No. 30, issued in July 2025, is a carefully crafted political propaganda document that seeks to frame a 2024 media-driven, foreign-influenced incident as an “uprising.” It was a period marked by the killing of thousands of police officers and the torching of state assets—creating instability and pushing the country i...
Dr. Muhammad Yunus, globally hailed as a visionary for his “Three Zeros” — Zero Poverty, Zero Unemployment, and Zero Net Carbon Emissions — has been promoting this utopia across international platforms. But in Bangladesh, under his unelected and unlawful regime, these promises have turned into bitter failures. Zero Pover...