Author: A B M Zakirul Haque Titon | glive24.com

Abdul Matin: A Defiant Voice of the Language Movement

A B M Zakirul Haque Titon | glive24.comOctober 8, 2026

Abdul Matin, remembered with deep respect as ‘Bhasha Matin’, was one of the most prominent student leaders and organisers of Bangladesh’s historic Language Movement. His determined opposition to attempts to impose Urdu as the sole state language of Pakistan helped shape one of the defining struggles in the history of the Bengali people. Born on […]

Nayeem Gohar: A Forgotten Voice of Bangladesh’s Liberation

A B M Zakirul Haque Titon | glive24.comOctober 7, 2026

There was a time when his voice carried the intensity of a nation in turmoil. During the Liberation War of 1971, his songs stirred courage, patriotism and hope among those fighting for Bangladesh’s independence. His words reflected the aspirations of a people caught in one of the defining struggles of their history. Today, Nayeem Gohar […]

Pragya Laboni Turns Another Page In A Remarkable Cultural Journey

A B M Zakirul Haque Titon | glive24.comOctober 4, 2026

Some names become inseparable from the memories of a particular generation. They evoke a familiar voice, a cherished programme or a period when cultural life followed a different rhythm. Pragya Laboni is one such name in Bangladesh, remembered by many for her work in radio, television, acting, recitation, presentation and education. As she celebrates her […]

No One Has Weaponised the BFIU Quite Like Yunus and the BNP

A B M Zakirul Haque Titon | glive24.comOctober 1, 2026

The Bangladesh Financial Intelligence Unit (BFIU) was established as the national safeguard against money laundering and terror financing. Over time, however, the recent spectacle of turning this state agency into a political instrument has posed a direct threat to the country’s rule of law and financial security. Yet an examination of history and empirical data […]

A Liquidity Trap in Bangladesh: Surplus Cash Hits Record Tk 4.15 Trillion as Private Credit Plummets

A B M Zakirul Haque Titon | glive24.comAugust 28, 2026

The Bangladeshi banking sector finds itself ensnared in a textbook liquidity trap. By the end of June, the volume of excess liquidity in the commercial banking system surged by an unprecedented Tk 780 billion in a single month, pushing total surplus funds to a historic high of Tk 4.15 trillion. To contextualize this massive capital […]

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