Special Correspondent A rise in mob violence, political clashes, and public beatings across Bangladesh in April has sparked concern among rights groups and civil society observers. According to reports published
After a prolonged lull, concerns over militant activity in Bangladesh have resurfaced, sparking nationwide discussion. The issue gained traction following the circulation of a warning issued by police headquarters, raising
Staff Reporter Law enforcement agencies in Bangladesh, particularly the police, are meant to ensure public safety and uphold justice. However, for years there have been persistent allegations that these institutions
In the wake of political change following the fall of Sheikh Hasina’s government, Bangladesh finds itself in a period of uncertainty. Power structures are shifting, institutions are adjusting, and in
Special Correspondent/Dhaka Following the formation of a new government led by the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), concerns over the country’s human rights situation have been growing. Allegations of journalist killings,
One of the most persistent problems in human society is the tendency to generalize judging an entire religion, community, or nation based on the actions of a single individual or
Editor : Muhammad Zakir Hossain Public concern continues to grow over the delay in delivering justice in the murder of Osman Hadi. Even after more than 100 days have passed, there
Special Correspondent/Dhaka Bangladesh has made notable progress in advancing women’s rights in recent years, but concerns remain over ongoing discrimination and violence. While women’s participation in education, employment, and politics
Editor : Muhammad Zakir Hossain Road accidents are increasing at an alarming rate, turning into a silent epidemic that continues to claim lives every day. Reports of fatalities and injuries from
Religion Desk Islam provides guidance for every aspect of human life. From personal behavior to social, political, and economic activities, Islam sets clear principles to ensure justice and balance. Business
Religion Desk The family is the first school in human life, and parents are the first teachers in that school. In the family, children do not only learn language, manners,
(IANS file photo) World Desk An explosion has damaged a Jewish school in Amsterdam, prompting an investigation by Dutch authorities who believe the incident may have deliberately targeted the Jewish
Editor : Muhammad Zakir Hossain The Islamic State (ISIS) emerged in the Middle East and quickly gained notoriety worldwide for spreading terror and instability. While the group presents itself as a
World/India Kashmiri street vendors across India are increasingly being targeted, reportedly due to their religious and regional identity. Human rights groups and local sources warn that these attacks, ranging from
World Iranian authorities are adopting a defiant stance as protests continue in several cities, tightening control and issuing strong warnings rather than offering dialogue or compromise. State television has framed
Editor : Muhammad Zakir Hossain The true measure of a civilized state is not limited to its economic progress or the shine of its infrastructure; rather, it lies in how
Religion Desk Extremism carried out in the name of religion has remained a persistent concern in Bangladesh, particularly as sporadic incidents of hate speech, mob violence and calls for vigilantism
Afghan girls learn the Koran at an Islamic school on the outskirts of Kabul.AFP via Getty Images file World Nearly four years after the Taliban returned to power, Afghan girls
World A violent car explosion near the historic Red Fort in Delhi sent shockwaves through the city on the evening of 10 November, leaving at least 13 dead and dozens
Editor: Muhammad Zakir Hossain Every human being longs for peace, security, and a better life. But when injustice, poverty, and oppression by rulers become unbearable, some people, out of anger