Author: Sufi Faruq Ibne Abubakar

Sheikh Hasina: The Solitary Sherpa Bringing Smiles to a Sorrowful Bangladesh

Sufi Faruq Ibne AbubakarSeptember 28, 2026

Today 28 September. The birth anniversary of Sheikh Hasina. In the political annals of Bangladesh, few lives are as inextricably woven into the nation’s destiny as hers. Her life stands as an epic political odyssey mirroring the history of independent Bangladesh itself—from the cherished dreams of liberation and the sublime joy of victory, to the […]

Capacity Charges in Power Plants: Narrative vs. Reality

Sufi Faruq Ibne AbubakarSeptember 6, 2026

When we buy rice, lentils, clothes, or furniture from the market, the math is straightforward—we pay for what we take. Even if the manufacturer stores unsold goods in a warehouse, the buyer bears no responsibility. However, a national power system or power grid cannot operate this way. Electricity cannot be stored in a container or […]

August 11 as Balochistan Independence Day: South Asia’s Unresolved Political Dispute

Sufi Faruq Ibne AbubakarAugust 11, 2026

In the discourse of South Asian political history, the evolution of its map, and geopolitics, the month of August has forever been a highly significant and eventful chapter. While India and Pakistan celebrate their liberation from British colonial rule on August 15 and 14 respectively, on the political map of this subcontinent, just a few […]

Not Nuclear, We Need Qubit Capacity

Sufi Faruq Ibne AbubakarJune 28, 2026

Following the September war in 1965, Pakistan’s then-Foreign Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto made an intense and emotional declaration: “If India builds an atomic bomb, we will live by eating grass or leaves if necessary, but we will build our own nuclear weapon.” Pakistan’s military and bureaucratic elite clung to this self-destructive stubbornness as the ultimate […]

The State That Trembles at the Sound of Ankle Bells: Sheema Kermani and the Cowardice of Bankrupt Pakistan

Sufi Faruq Ibne AbubakarMay 15, 2026

How bankrupt, morally crippled, and psychologically cowardly must a state be for the rhythm of a 75-year-old woman’s dance to shake the throne of its power? On that turbulent night of May 14, 2024, when renowned classical dancer, human rights activist, and pioneer of the cultural movement Sheema Kermani was arrested from the streets of […]

Bangladesh Bank Restores Website After Cybersecurity Review

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Former Cumilla Student Leader Arrested Under Anti-Terrorism Law

Mahi Khan Offers Bangladesh Fresh Hope in Long Search for Goals

Author: Sufi Faruq Ibne Abubakar

Sheikh Hasina: The Solitary Sherpa Bringing Smiles to a Sorrowful Bangladesh

Capacity Charges in Power Plants: Narrative vs. Reality

August 11 as Balochistan Independence Day: South Asia’s Unresolved Political Dispute

Not Nuclear, We Need Qubit Capacity

The State That Trembles at the Sound of Ankle Bells: Sheema Kermani and the Cowardice of Bankrupt Pakistan

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