A house painter has died after allegedly being held captive and subjected to brutal physical torture for two days in Narayanganj’s Fatullah on suspicion of stealing Tk 50,000. The victim, identified as Nayan Hawladar, died while undergoing treatment at Dhaka Medical College Hospital in the early hours of Tuesday after spending six days in the […]

Police recovered the bodies of a husband and wife from the same bed inside their home in Arifpur village of Bajubagha Union, Bagha upazila, Rajshahi, on Tuesday morning (21 July), sparking concern and speculation among local residents. The deceased were identified as Monirul Islam, 45, son of the late freedom fighter Jamal Uddin of Arifpur […]

When considering the historical struggle to preserve the dignity of the Bengali language, memory almost instantly reverts to the seminal events of 1952 in Dhaka. The supreme sacrifices of Salam, Barkat, Rafiq, Jabbar, and Shafiur laid the foundation for what is globally commemorated today as International Mother Language Day. However, a lesser-known yet equally tragic […]

In the annals of Bangladesh’s Liberation War, Colonel Abu Taher stands as an enduring symbol of unyielding courage, self-sacrifice, and revolutionary fervor. A distinguished freedom fighter, Sector Commander, military strategist, and prominent left-wing political leader, Colonel Taher played a monumental role in shaping the nation’s independence and its turbulent post-war political landscape. Decades after his […]