Bangladesh: ‘Power grabbers’ have failed, says Sheikh Hasina after Yunus govt arrests Iskcon priest
Sheikh Hasina, who is currently in India, issued a statement saying that mosques, temples and churches have fallen target to extremist attacks in Bangladesh after the Yunus government “usurped” the ad
London/Dhaka: More than 2,000 instances of atrocities have taken place in Bangladesh since Sheikh Hasina's government was ...
ISKCON held a protest kirtan demanding the release of Chinmoy Krishna Das. Concerns were raised about the safety of Hindu ...
A group of students staged a demonstration at Dhaka University pressing forth eight demands, including resisting India's ...
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Won’t be bogged down, says Prothom Alo editor as Bangladesh’s leading dailies come under attackProtesters staged sit-in outside Prothom Alo’s office in Dhaka and vandalised its office in Rajshahi. Another leading daily ...
Bangladesh's former Foreign Minister Hasan Mahmud has accused the interim government of fueling anti-India sentiment and ...
The interim government would pursue charges of crimes against humanity against the Sheikh Hasina regime at the International Criminal Court (ICC) for the "massacre" during the July-August mass ...
Sheikh Hasina had left Dhaka in a military chopper amid nationwide violence and fled to India where she landed at Ghaziabad’s ...
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