Tag: Bangladesh

By Nasreen Chowdhory Rows and rows of neatly set blocks of two-roomed tenements line the eastern corner of Bhasan Char, ...

At Kolkata Press Club on 16 April 1971, two nondescript Bangladesh officials kept journalists waiting for hours. Finally, the officials ...

Shipbreaking means what visually comes to mind: breaking old ships into pieces for disposal or recycling. One of the primary ...

On February 27, 45-year-old Abinash Kumar Mandal (name changed) woke up before first light, packed a few belongings in a ...

Connectivity has emerged as a major component of India’s growing ties with neighbouring Bangladesh. New Delhi and Dhaka have been ...

Agartala: Five Bangladeshi nationals, en route to Maharashtra, were arrested on Sunday at the Agartala Railway Station. According to reports, ...

Bangladesh's ruling Awami League has organised an unique "human chain" rally with burn victims of Opposition violence to counter its ...

International human rights organisations have been intermittently blaming Bangladesh authorities for appalling human rights abuses and culture of impunity the ...

Many keen political observers believe that the principal opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has come to a dead end on ...

After Bangladesh announced the upcoming national elections next January, there is not much excitement or rejoicing in the governing Awami ...