The 1971 Liberation War was the culmination of a long struggle for a democratic, secular, and egalitarian society.
Just because the Indian people supported Bangladesh in 1971, does that mean Bangladesh should now be indebted to the Indian government?
If we take Bangladesh as an example, the Liberation War was fundamentally fought to establish social justice.
True reform should involve policies that protect Dhaka’s residents and their right to a liveable city.
The mass uprisings of 1969 and 2024 have several similarities but differences also exist.
Until the fall of Sheikh Hasina's government in 2024, Bangladesh's economy was heavily shaped by rampant corruption, plundering, and illicit asset transfers.
The spirit of 1971 lives on, and it is up to the present generation to ensure that its promises are fulfilled.
To prevent a return to authoritarianism or fascism, strengthening democratic processes is crucial.
After 15 years of autocratic rule and authoritarian economic policymaking, the time has come for significant societal reform
We Bangladeshis have a special strength, which enables us to form mass uprisings and put up resistance.
The government showed us how to take a solvable problem and make it complicated
What is happening in Bangladesh right now is truly unfathomable.
The government is complicating and antagonising a solvable proposition by ordinary citizens
India’s current leaders along with big business oligarchy have been pursuing a one-sided foreign policy.
When it comes to the simultaneous existence of growth and crisis, Bangladesh has become a model.
The IMF prescription for the public means increased gas, electricity and transport prices, and so on.
There should be protests, and a strong stance should be taken against such incidents
It's truly a mutually beneficial relationship, with BCL protecting the JU administration as and when needed.
