July 2, 2025, 2:22 am
Opinion

Will “Muradnagar’s Draupadi” Find a Place in the July Museum?

In This Country, Can a Woman Ever Be Safe Again? On Saturday afternoon, I visited the home of a younger brother. He’s incredibly wise and deeply patriotic. Engrossed in our Read More

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

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Attack in Kashmir and Economic Warning for South Asia: What It Means for Bangladesh

Kashmir Attack: The Rise of Religious Extremism Once Again A horrific religious fundamentalist terrorist attack has taken place in Kashmir, India, targeting innocent tourists. Even more concerning is that the

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Bangladesh-Pakistan Deepening Relations: A Cost-Benefit Analysis

A Relationship Rekindled—or Just a Continuation? It is being said that, after fifteen years, Bangladesh and Pakistan are renewing their relations. But the reality suggests otherwise. Over the past fifteen

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Yunus-Modi Meeting: A Framed Memory Replaces July Graffiti

A Meeting Framed by Diplomatic Uncertainty The implication of the sideline meeting between Bangladesh Interim Government Cheif Advisor Muhammad Yunus and the Indian Prime Minister. Narendra Modi reveals that India

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