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FBI finds Sajeeb’s link with 5 cos, 8 luxury cars

New Age - 0
A Federal Bureau of Investigation probe has found that deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s son Sajeeb Wazed owns eight luxurious cars and he has...
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India has disproportionately benefited from Bangladesh. Yunus govt is balancing that

The Print - 0
SERAJUL BHUIYAN Iread with great interest ThePrint Editor-in-Chief Shekhar Gupta’s latest National Interest column, an open letter to Dr Muhammad Yunus, the Chief Adviser to Bangladesh’s interim government....
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India won’t trim troops along China border in winter: army chief

Nikkei Asia Review - 0
Twenty Indian troops were killed in a violent border clash four years ago that also reportedly left four Chinese soldiers dead.   © Reuters January 13,...
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Pakistan watches with caution as old ally Taliban gets closer to India

Aljazeera News - 0
By Abid Hussain Islamabad, Pakistan – When the Taliban took over Kabul in August 2021, then-Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan famously said the Afghan group had...
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How Pakistan still shuts women out of political power

Himal South Asian - 0
Salman Rafi Sheikh In Pakistan’s last general election, in February 2024, Suriya Bibi became the first woman to be elected to the provincial assembly of...
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American Hindus, including two congressmen, raise alarm on Bangladesh violence

Religion News Service - 0
Richa Karmarkar (RNS) — In the last weeks of 2024, several digital billboards paid for by the newly emerged United Hindu Council popped up around...
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Commentary

A New Beginning

Sabria Chowdhury Balland - 0
Sheikh Hasina’s tyrannical regime was ousted by a student uprising on August 5, 2024. During her 15-year clutch onto power without the people’s mandate,...
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Sindh’s Struggle for Water Rights: A Call for Sustainable Solutions and Policy Reform

Dr Abdul Waheed Bhutto - 0
Pakistan's federal government's proposal to construct six new canals on the Indus River in Punjab has sparked strong opposition from Sindh, the downstream province...
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Reimagining State Structures in Bangladesh: A Critical Examination of the 31-Point Reform Proposals Through the Lens of Democratic Transformation

William Gomes - 0
This article examines Bangladesh Nationalist Party's "31-Point Outline for Structural Reforms" through a critical analysis of its proposed democratic transformation agenda. Through systematic examination...
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America and Humour From Hell

Mahboob A. Khawaja - 0
Politics is always a game of pretension. Politicians remind us of inherent lies, deception, embedded greed and mastery of persuasive propaganda to voters to...
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Grooming Gangs and Colonial Roots of Contemporary Racism in Britain

Bhabani Shankar Nayak - 0
 The Hydrant Programme, which leads the Child Sexual Exploitation Taskforce, is supported by two national policing initiatives: the Tackling Organised Exploitation (TOEX) Programme and...
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Delhi Assembly Polls: Overconfidence Laced With Rhetoric!

Nilofar Suhrawardy - 0
There is nothing surprising about politicians promising money loaded schemes, for welfare of electorate, if they succeed in forming the Delhi State government. This...
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