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The Responsibility Lies with the Army and BNP
Only the Military Can Restore Order Now Although the matter had been apparent for some time, the events of the
Weaponizing the Waters: India’s Strike on Terrorism and Pakistan’s Coming Crisis
Surgical Strikes and Shattered Airbases After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam by militants bred and nurtured in Pakistan, India’s most
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
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,
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
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
Fate of a “Fool”: Dilip Das in Light of Jyoti Basu’s Warning
In Savar, Hindu gold trader Dilip Das was hacked to death in front of his wife. Within 15 minutes of
How to Cut Down on Mindless Scrolling: Simple Strategies That Actually Work
In an age where our phones are an extension of ourselves, reducing screen time feels almost impossible. Tech giants like
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
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



















