May 14, 2025, 11:11 pm
Opinion

A Quiet Revolution: Chinmoy Das and the Voices for Justice

The Flower Outside the Garden Many people, while going to enjoy the beauty of a flower garden, unknowingly step on beautiful flowers blooming in the grass just outside. They get Read More

Strategic Patience: The Art of Choosing When to Act

By April 1971, the government of East Pakistan had not yet fully established its private militia. However, an unwritten directive had been issued: persecution, murder, and looting of Hindus and

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A Historical Necessity: Army Chief Declares “Enough”

Swadesh Roy In light of the country’s emerging situation, the Army Chief addressed the nation on August 5, 2024. His speech was brief yet highly responsible. The core message of

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Behind the Cyst: Families Facing Bangladesh’s Teen Gang Epidemic

When Indira Gandhi, the first foreign head of state to visit Bangladesh, concluded her historic trip, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, accompanied by Begum Mujib, went to the airport to bid

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Who Might Buy TikTok? Potential Buyers Eye U.S. Operations Amid National Security Concerns

With ByteDance under mounting pressure to sell TikTok’s U.S. operations by January 19, 2025, the focus has shifted to potential buyers who could take over the wildly popular social media

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