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Wednesdaynesday , 29 July 2026
Headline: Patuakhali Jamaat leader accused of raping widow and forcing abortion   |   Fresh Bangladeshi jackfruit approved for export to China   |   FIFA plans to sell stakes in USD20bn subsidiary to run WC, angering UEFA   |   Listed criminal David Imon arrested in Jashore   |   Acting Speaker, Nepal Ambassador call for revitalising SAARC   |   Govt to upgrade nursing, midwifery education to international standard   |   Former Begum Rokeya University VC Kalimullah sought to be shown arrested   |   Organic eggs have worse impact on climate than eggs from caged chickens   |   Sundarbans tiger population rises, incursions into villages decline   |   5 Bangladeshi women return home after serving jail terms in India   |   Prime Minister assures steps to resolve gas crisis in industrial sector   |   Barrister Mosharraf Hossain takes charge as CID chief   |   State Minister Tuku calls for public awareness to protect tigers   |   Taskin, Rana and Shanto set for specialist consultations in Australia   |   BCB to host Malaysia for T20, youth one-dayers   |   BCB meeting to discuss Purbachal stadium   |   Driver gets death penalty for killing homeowner in Middle Badda   |   10 Iran-backed militants killed in US-Saudi strikes in Iraq   |   Section 144 imposed in Habiganj   |   Nationwide ambulance strike called off after govt assurance   |   Dhaka ranks 5th among world’s most polluted cities   |   ‘Her Vote, Her Seat’ campaign launched to strengthen women’s political participation   |   Health minister visits hospital to see Mirpur wall collapse victims   |   Three more die of dengue, 512 hospitalised in 24hrs   |   Govt fast-tracks new LNG terminal at Maheshkhali amid acute gas crisis   |   Oil price up more than 3% after Iran attacks   |   Australia suspects local transmission of H5 bird flu   |   New roadmap to attract investment in 44 closed state-owned factories   |   Russia seeks rupee-based trade with Bangladesh to bypass US sanctions   |   Malaysian PM assures Tarique of doing his utmost on fuel support   |  
Wednesdaynesday , 29 July 2026
OPINION
A Civilizational Reflection on Humanity, Intelligence and the Future of Twenty First Century
The History of Hijrah and the Social and Religious Importance of the Islamic Calendar
History, Diplomacy and Perception: Turkey’s Complex Relationship with Bangladesh
Nearly 5,000 Bangladeshis deported from India: Suvendu
One Bangladeshi killed in Delhi fire
A Civilizational Reflection on Humanity, Intelligence and the Future of Twenty First Century

There are moments in the history of civilization when humanity does not merely advance into a new era, but is compelled to redefine itself. The invention of agriculture changed the…
The History of Hijrah and the Social and Religious Importance of the Islamic Calendar

Time is one of humanity's greatest resources. Civilisations rise and fall within its boundaries, nations build their identities around it, and individuals measure their lives through its passing moments. Throughout…
History, Diplomacy and Perception: Turkey’s Complex Relationship with Bangladesh

Turkey frequently portrays itself as a defender of justice, democracy, and solidarity across the Muslim world. However, its historical relationship with Bangladesh presents a far more nuanced picture. From supporting…
Nearly 5,000 Bangladeshis deported from India: Suvendu

India has deported nearly 5,000 Bangladeshi citizens since Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu-nationalist party swept to power in West Bengal last month, according to official statistics. Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party…
One Bangladeshi killed in Delhi fire

A Bangladeshi national was among 22 people killed in a devastating hotel fire in New Delhi, while the Bangladesh High Commission is providing assistance to affected victims and facilitating the…
Growing fears: Myanmar farmers face fertiliser, fuel dearth

Under monsoon skies leaden with rain, Myanmar rice farmers despondently tend their paddy fields, doubtful the deluge will bring bountiful harvests during a fuel and fertiliser crisis caused by the…
The Word That Makes Tyrants: Why ‘Power’ is a Democratic Trap

Over the course of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, global governance systems underwent an unprecedented structural evolution. Emerging from the dark ages of absolute monarchies, colonial subjugation, and ruthless dictatorships,…
Ensuring no more deaths in custody

It is shocking to find that extrajudicial killings and deaths in custody remain a pervasive problem in the country, despite a change in leadership from one that encouraged such actions.…
Women not side characters at COP30, are at centre of climate solutions

COP30 began on 10 November 2025. On 15 November, at the end of the first week of discussions, one truth is no longer hidden—climate justice advances hand in hand with…
Referendum should not become a deception

Bangladesh’s politics seems to be trapped in the maze of the referendum. Disagreements over when the referendum will be held are at their peak, and confusion about how it will…
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