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R Chowdhury is a former soldier and a freedom fighter in the war of liberation of Bangladesh. Enjoys retired life in reading, writing and gardening. Writes on contemporary issues of Bangladesh; published a few books so far.
November 7 (1975) Didn’t Happen in Vacuum
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November 7 (1975) Didn’t Happen in Vacuum

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Bangladesh: Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, His Rise and Fall
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Bangladesh: Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, His Rise and Fall

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Bangladesh: Ziaur Rahman, the Man, theSoldier and the Leader
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Bangladesh: Ziaur Rahman, the Man, theSoldier and the Leader

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Bangladesh: Human Rights, Democracy, Justice System Remain Deplorable
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Bangladesh: Human Rights, Democracy, Justice System Remain Deplorable

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Bangladesh: India’s High -Handed Hegemony Drives the “Termite Country” to Revolt
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Bangladesh: India’s High -Handed Hegemony Drives the “Termite Country” to Revolt

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Sheikh Hasina Does It Again in Bangladesh: Farcical Election on January 7, 2024
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Sheikh Hasina Does It Again in Bangladesh: Farcical Election on January 7, 2024

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Bangladesh: Betrayal with the People, who find Themselves at the Altar of Sacrifice Once Again
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Bangladesh: Betrayal with the People, who find Themselves at the Altar of Sacrifice Once Again

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Bangladesh: It is Only Post-Election Now
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Bangladesh: It is Only Post-Election Now

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Bangladesh: November 7 (1975) Didn’t Happen in Vacuum
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Bangladesh: November 7 (1975) Didn’t Happen in Vacuum

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Bangladesh: Sheikh Hasina’s War Against the Political Opposition
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Bangladesh: Sheikh Hasina’s War Against the Political Opposition

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