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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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.
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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.
Bidhayak Das
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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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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