Journalist Swapon Bhadra, 65, was brutally killed by extremists in Bangladesh, raising concerns about ongoing violence against minority communities. Authorities...
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Taposhee Tabassum Urmi was suspended for a Facebook post criticizing Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus. She defended her remarks, emphasizing the...
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The influx of migrants in Assam has raised tensions, prompting calls for stronger protections for indigenous people and resettlement efforts.
Nava Thakuria
China's anger over Indian peak naming sparks debate. The newly named 'Tsangyang Gyatso Peak' honors the Dalai Lama and highlights...
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Chakma leaders urged PM Modi to cut ties with Bangladesh until indigenous communities in the Chittagong Hill Tracts are safe,...
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RRAG urged Bangladesh's NHRC to investigate the destruction of 1,090 minority properties in August 2024, following the fall of PM...
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Radical groups in Bangladesh, like Hefazat-e-Islam and the Ansarullah Bangla Team, are pushing for an Islamic state and targeting India...
Bidhayak Das
China’s efforts to claim Buddhism’s origins clash with millions of Buddhists’ enduring connection to India.
Bidhayak Das
Farmers in Pangin are shifting from jhum cultivation to terrace farming, using stream water for irrigation to improve productivity and...
Jhumur Deb
The Bangladesh interim government faces backlash over a controversial directive targeting Hindu officers, amidst rising religious tensions and violence.
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The Rights and Risks Analysis Group (RRAG) has claimed that the caretaker government in Bangladesh is targeting Hindu officials through...
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The recent events in Tripura have starkly exposed the harsh realities of climate change and how policies intended for development...
Nayanjyoti Bhuyan