Bus Catches Fire on Badda Link Road in Dhaka

A bus caught fire on Badda Link Road in Dhaka. The Fire Service reported that the bus of Dewan Paribahan caught fire around 7:45 PM on Friday.

Operation Jackpot The Daring Naval Commando Mission That Shook Pakistan in 1971

The simultaneous operation at the ports of Chattogram, Mongla, Chandpur, and Narayanganj was the first mission of Bangladesh’s naval commandos during the Liberation War.

Cocktail Explosions in Moghbazar, Mouchak, and Mohammadpur

Incidents of cocktail explosions have occurred in the capital’s Moghbazar, Mouchak, and Mohammadpur. These explosions took place between 7 pm and 12 am on Thursday.

Interview with Reuters President feels ‘insulted’ by actions of the Yunus government, wants to step down after the election

President Md. Shahabuddin wants to step down from his position after the upcoming parliamentary elections in February. He disclosed this plan on Thursday, according to a report by the news agency Reuters. He said he feels insulted by the actions of the interim government led by Muhammad Yunus.

Bangladesh Faces Unease Ahead of Parliamentary Polls

As Bangladesh moves closer to the national parliamentary election, an invisible but steady sense of unease has surfaced among the public. Citizens want to register as voters, but at the same time they are fearful—“Will I become a target of mobs while going to vote?”—the answer to this question is still uncertain.

History of December 11, 1971 Liberation Forces Tighten Grip, Pakistan Seeks Surrender Terms

In Dhaka, General Niazi and Rao Farman Ali were disoriented. Pakistan’s defeat in the war was inevitable. Now it was their turn to defend themselves. Pakistan’s defeat was only a matter of time. Civil administration had been established in the liberated areas of Bangladesh. The flag of independent Bengal was flying in the sky.

Romanticising violence and silencing dissent have emerged as the new face of Bangladeshi politics

Bangladesh’s political discourse is increasingly shaped by social media, online sermons, and populist rhetoric as two rising extremist strands—nationalist and religious—converge in portraying rivals as enemies, rejecting pluralism, and normalising violent expressions in public life.

Historic Liberation of Ashuganj on December 10, 1971 A Landmark Victory in Bangladesh Liberation War

December 10, 1971, marks the historic liberation of Ashuganj during the Bangladesh Liberation War, where freedom fighters and Indian allied forces defeated the Pakistani army. The battle involved air, naval, and ground operations, leaving a lasting legacy of heroism and sacrifice.

Mukti Bahini Gains Momentum Key Regions Freed as Pakistani Forces Collapse in December 1971

A concise overview of the decisive final phase of Bangladesh’s 1971 Liberation War, highlighting key Mukti Bahini victories, Pakistani retreats, guerrilla operations, and growing international pressure that accelerated the path to independence.

Railway Fares in the Eastern Zone to Increase from December 20

The Eastern Railway authorities are increasing fares for all passenger trains from December 20. As a result, the highest fare is increasing by more than 200 taka.