Honour Martyrs, Build a Strong Bangladesh: Nazrul Islam Bhuiyan
On the occasion of the Great Victory Day, Ashiyan Group Chairman Nazrul Islam Bhuiyan expressed deep respect and gratitude to
The Liberation War must ultimately prevail
Liberation Must Still Prevail The war of independence ended with victory, but certainty did not follow. In December 1971, the
Tragedy Over Water: Young Sajid’s Death and the Perils of Groundwater Mismanagement in Barind
A few years ago, I went to a doctor’s chamber at Rajshahi Medical College Hospital, hoping to get some water.
Airborne Strike on Kilo Flight
Another member of the Kilo Flight was Sahabuddin Ahmed. In Frontline Warfare 1971, written from the perspective of freedom fighters,
From Grief to Service: The Journey of “Suchona Memorial Foundation”
From Grief to Service:The Humanitarian Journey of Suchona Memorial Foundation and Journalist Al Baru Mustakim Nibir Special Feature Report |
Will the Next Elected Government Implement the July Charter?
More than half of the people in Bangladesh are unsure whether the government formed after the upcoming national election will
ACC probes ex-president Abdul Hamid
The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) is investigating former President Abdul Hamid over allegations of misuse of authority and other irregularities. According
National Polls Schedule This Week, Voting Hour Likely Extended
The Election Commission (EC) is set to announce the schedule for the 13th National Parliamentary Election sometime this week. This
Digital Bangladesh vision was just a political slogan
A government-commissioned white paper has concluded that the Awami League’s signature Digital Bangladesh agenda functioned more as a powerful political
Why is catnip called a “magic plant” for cats?
Catnip is often seen as a toy or a source of entertainment for felines, but veterinarians say there is real


















