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Golam Parwar Highlights Pakistani Surrender to Indian Officers Only Golam Parwar Highlights Pakistani Surrender to Indian Officers Only

Golam Parwar Highlights Pakistani Surrender to Indian Officers Only

Professor Mia Golam Parwar, speaking at a Victory Day event on 16 December, claimed that India’s intervention in Bangladesh’s liberation war was motivated by revenge for the 1965 conflict with Pakistan rather than a genuine commitment to Bangladesh’s independence. He asserted that India’s support was strategically designed to strengthen its own influence in the region, […]
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Mirza Fakhrul Links Democracy Crisis to Revival of Anti Liberation Elements Mirza Fakhrul Links Democracy Crisis to Revival of Anti-Liberation Elements

Mirza Fakhrul Links Democracy Crisis to Revival of Anti-Liberation Elements

On the morning of Bangladesh’s Victory Day, BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir delivered a politically charged message, warning that anti-independence elements were attempting to regain influence in the country. His comments, made after paying tribute at the mausoleum of former President Ziaur Rahman, reflected deep concern over what he described as an ongoing […]
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JnU Clash Highlights Deep Divisions Over Liberation War Memory JnU Clash Highlights Deep Divisions Over Liberation War Memory

JnU Clash Highlights Deep Divisions Over Liberation War Memory

Tensions flared at Jagannath University late on Monday night when a symbolic protest marking Bangladesh’s Victory Day descended into violence, with students alleging that they were attacked for attempting to draw the Pakistani flag on campus as an expression of historical condemnation. Two journalists covering the incident were also assaulted, raising serious concerns about campus […]
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Modi Cohen and the Forgotten Multicultural Roots of Bengali Cinema Modi Cohen and the Forgotten Multicultural Roots of Bengali Cinema

Modi Cohen and the Forgotten Multicultural Roots of Bengali Cinema

The story of Bengali cinema is often told through the lens of directors, leading stars, and political movements. Yet, within this narrative lie quieter stories of individuals whose contributions shaped cultural consciousness in less obvious but equally profound ways. Modi Cohen was one such figure—an actor, announcer, and cultural bridge whose life reflected the layered […]
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news thumbnail 1765879632672 Modi’s Victory Day Message Rekindles Dispute Over 1971 War Narrative

Modi’s Victory Day Message Rekindles Dispute Over 1971 War Narrative

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s description of 16 December as India’s Victory Day has once again drawn criticism in Bangladesh, reviving an emotionally charged debate over the interpretation of the 1971 Liberation War. The absence of any reference to Bangladesh in his message has been widely interpreted as a selective reading of history that minimises the […]
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news thumbnail 1765875734835 Birthday Tribute to Education and Language Pioneer

Birthday Tribute to Education and Language Pioneer

Some people illuminate the world not by seeking attention, but by quietly radiating light, inspiring others through their own brilliance. Professor and language activist Pratibha Mutsuddy is precisely such a luminary—a woman whose life has been dedicated to the cause of education, humanitarian values, and the protection of linguistic heritage. A pioneer of women’s education, […]
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