Tripura homes in Bandarban torched during Christmas, victims blame settlers over land disputes.
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Christmas celebration turns to tragedy: 17 indigenous houses torched in Bangladesh
Abdul Hai: A war hero’s honor shattered, soul broken in Bangladesh
Abdul Hai, an 89-year-old Bangladeshi freedom fighter, was publicly humiliated in Chauddagram, sparking outrage nationwide. Authorities are investigating this tragic...
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Pinewood hotel: A timeless melody in Shillong’s heart
Pinewood is more than a hotel, it’s a legacy woven into Shillong’s charm. For over 126 years, it has captured...
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Bangladesh mastermind’s controversial post on Victory Day
Mahfuz Alam faces backlash for a controversial Facebook post on Bangladesh's Victory Day, sparking debates on nationalism, regional tensions, and...
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Bangladesh: Suspected militants brutally murder Hindu temple caretaker, loot artifacts
Police in Natore, Bangladesh, investigate the brutal murder of Tarun Das, caretaker of a historic cremation ground, amid allegations of...
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Pragjyotishpur Literature Festival 2024: A celebration of heritage, stories, and art
Pragjyotishpur LitFest 2024 celebrated Assam’s heritage, culture, and literary excellence with awards, discussions, and workshops.
Nava Thakuria
The mystery of Starlink devices in Manipur’s conflict landscape
Indian security agencies recover a Starlink device linked to insurgents, sparking concerns over advanced technology in Manipur's conflict.
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The Upper Siang Hydropower Project: Navigating security, development, and environmental concerns
Upper Siang hydropower project sparks debate in Arunachal Pradesh: balancing energy needs, security, and local concerns over displacement and ecology.
Ujjal Rai
Heroes of Bangladesh, immortalized in Mro’s voice
Discover how a new book is bringing Bangladesh's heroic past into Mro communities. This story celebrates courage, resilience, and cultural...
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China’s opportunism amid Bangladesh’s political turmoil
China strengthens its hold in Bangladesh, reshaping South Asia's power dynamics and challenging India in the Bay of Bengal.
Bidhayak Das
VVIP culture: A growing hindrance to music and festivals in Shillong
The Bryan Adams concert in Shillong spotlighted public anger over disruptive VVIP culture, sparking calls for equality at events.
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Hasina from Exile: Yunus as the mastermind of orchestrating Bangladesh’s cataclysm
From exile, Sheikh Hasina accused Muhammad Yunus of inciting unrest and failing to protect minorities in Bangladesh.
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Bangladesh in Crisis: Sunamganj violence highlights growing threats to minority security
Attacks on Hindu homes, shops, and temples in Sunamganj spotlight ongoing threats to minority rights and communal harmony in Bangladesh.
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From Hope to Haze: The CHT Peace Accord and the Silent Withering of Justice
The 1997 CHT Peace Accord remains unfulfilled, leaving indigenous communities in crisis and their rights unmet
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A priest’s arrest, a border’s fury: India-Bangladesh diplomacy shaken to its core
The arrest of Hindu priest Chinmoy Krishna Das has intensified unrest, straining India-Bangladesh relations.
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Hindu priest arrested in Bangladesh as wave of minority attacks threatens nation’s stability
The arrest of Chinmoy Prabhu, a key figure in the fight for Hindu rights in Bangladesh, has sparked fear and...
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Operation 1027: A year of transformations in Myanmar’s civil war
Operation 1027 has shifted Myanmar’s civil war, with insurgents capturing key areas and challenging the junta’s authority.
Bidhayak Das
Culture in Crisis: Extremists halt Bangladesh’s iconic Lalon Fair, threatening Spiritual Freedom
The abrupt cancellation of the Lalon Fair in Bangladesh underscores the rising threat of extremism, challenging the nation's cultural identity...
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