In the ongoing conflict in Rakhine State, the Arakan Army (AA) has made a significant strategic gain by seizing the...
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Arakan Army takes strategic Naval Base in Rakhine
Indigenous woman gang raped, minor attempted to rape amid flood in Bangladesh
An indigenous woman has allegedly been gang raped by settlers in Ramgarh upazila of Khagrachari hill district in Bangladesh while...
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Assam: It’s now indigenous versus illegal Bangladeshi nationals!
The Sibsagar incident, initially hailed as a victory for Asomiyagiri, was swiftly overshadowed by a gang rape in Dhing.
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Bangladesh’s development falters as turmoil threatens economic gains
Bangladesh’s recent political and social unrest has significantly undermined the nation’s development and growth trajectory. As protests and strikes continue...
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India dismisses Bangladesh’s flood accusations, cites rainfall as primary cause
India dismisses claims that the Dumbur Dam caused recent flooding in Bangladesh, attributing it to unprecedented rainfall and emphasizing the...
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Dark shadows of violence looms as Yunus addresses attack on Hindus and minorities
Despite efforts for peace and solidarity, religious minorities in Bangladesh continue to face systematic violence amidst ongoing political unrest.
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Nearly eight thousand Hindus at border to go to India amid ongoing violence in neighbour
Amid ongoing violence against minorities in Bangladesh, nearly 8,000 Hindus gathered at the Genduguri border seeking refuge in India.
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Bangladesh has turned into widespread attack on minority community after Hasina ouster
Following the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Bangladesh has been engulfed in violence and unrest, with widespread attacks on...
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The shattered identity of a Nation: From liberation to chaos
The destruction of Bangabandhu’s statue during the protests in Bangladesh overshadowed the movement with violent attacks on Hindu minorities.
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Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s 15 years of rule ends
Sheikh Hasina, Bangladesh’s prime minister of 15 years, fled the country after protesters demanding that she step down.
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Hasina escapes from Dhaka, deadly clash escalates in Bangladesh
Deadly clash escalates in Bangladesh nearly hundred people lost their lives
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When Assam flood emerges as lethal to precious rhinos
In Assam, the perennial floods pose a significant challenge to safeguarding the one-horned rhinoceros population.
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