Bangladesh's Hindu, Buddhist, and Christian communities report escalating attacks and land grabs. The Bangladesh Hindu Buddhist Christian Unity Council urges government action to protect minorities and uphold secular values.
A series of violent incidents targeting the Hindu minority in Bangladesh has resulted in seven deaths since December 2025. The unrest follows political changes in the country. Read more.
A second Hindu man was brutally killed in Bangladesh within 24 hours, escalating communal tensions. Authorities launch investigation amid international concern. Read the full report.
A Hindu man in Bangladesh was brutally attacked with sharp weapons and set ablaze by a mob, suffering severe injuries. Get the latest updates on this shocking incident.
Former Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh, Veena Sikri, accuses the interim government of turning a blind eye to attacks on Hindus. She calls for immediate action to protect minority rights and ensure justice.
A Hindu security guard was shot dead by a colleague in Bangladesh, marking the third such death in two weeks. India condemns the attacks as minority safety concerns escalate. Read more.
Bangladesh's first woman Prime Minister Khaleda Zia, a defining figure in South Asian politics with a complex relationship with India, has died at 80. Her legacy spans democratic struggles, turbulent bilateral ties, and the 'Battle of the Begums'.
Khaleda Zia, married at 15, defied norms to become Bangladesh's first female PM. Explore her turbulent political journey, from housewife to a key figure in the nation's democracy.
Khaleda Zia, Bangladesh's first woman PM, passes away. Her three terms, fierce rivalry with Sheikh Hasina, and political legacy that redefined the nation's politics. Read more.
Afghan Taliban officials visited Bangladesh, meeting key Islamist leaders to discuss political influence and trade ahead of February elections. Details on the diplomatic implications inside.
Khaleda Zia, Bangladesh's first female Prime Minister and a towering political figure, has died at the age of 80. The Bangladesh Nationalist Party announced her passing on Tuesday. Read more.
Khaleda Zia, Bangladesh's first female Prime Minister and a towering political figure, has passed away at 80. Explore her turbulent legacy and impact on South Asian politics.
The Workers Party of Bangladesh announces boycott of the 13th national election, citing a lack of fair environment and law and order concerns. Key details inside.
Bangladesh's Nagorik Oikya faces a youth-led revolt after forming an alliance with Islamist party Bangladesh Khelafat Andolon, threatening its future and core secular values. Key leaders resign.
Bangladesh faces a dual crisis as a key political party fractures over an alliance with Jamaat-e-Islami, while mob violence against Hindu minorities escalates. Read the full report.
Bangladesh dismisses India's 'grave concern' over attacks on minorities. Amid nationwide unrest, Tarique Rahman returns from exile and gets voter list approval. Visa services suspended.
Bangladesh's Inqilab Manch demands arrest of youth leader's killers and cancellation of Indian work permits. The group announces four-point ultimatum amid political tensions.
In a key pre-poll move, Bangladesh's Jamaat-e-Islami has allied with the student-led NCP, securing 25 seats. This shapes the opposition landscape against Sheikh Hasina's Awami League. Read the full analysis.
Bangladesh calls incidents against minorities 'isolated criminal acts,' rejecting India's concerns. Foreign Minister Hasan Mahmud defends record, cites legal action. Tensions surface amid election backdrop.
Bangladesh has termed recent attacks on Hindu minorities as 'isolated criminal acts' in response to India's concerns. Foreign Minister Hasan Mahmud stated incidents are being addressed legally. Explore the diplomatic implications.
Bangladesh dismisses India's comments on minority treatment as an 'inaccurate narrative' and demands punishment for the Mymensingh lynching perpetrators. Read the full diplomatic exchange.
Three Hindu families in Bangladesh left homeless after arson attack. Details on rising violence against minorities and international calls for action.
Bangladesh's journey from its 1971 liberation, sparked by language rights, to the 2025 political crisis marked by violence and minority attacks. Explore the historical parallels and current challenges.
US Congressman condemns the 'vile acts of hatred' in Bangladesh after a Hindu worker's killing. Read about the international call for action against religious bigotry.
A large protest erupted in London over the killing of Hindus in Bangladesh. Demonstrators accuse authorities of inaction and silencing victims. Full details inside.
British Hindus staged a protest at the Bangladesh High Commission in London, demanding global action against human rights violations targeting the Hindu minority in Bangladesh. Read more.
A new human rights report reveals false blasphemy allegations are driving violence against Bangladesh's Hindu minority. Learn the shocking findings and the urgent call for justice.
India expresses concern over reported violence against minorities in Bangladesh during Muhammad Yunus's tenure, reiterating support for stable, fair elections. Read the full story.
A concert by Bangladeshi rock icon James in Faridpur was abruptly cancelled after a violent mob attack, leaving one dead and dozens injured. The incident raises serious security concerns.
Foreign affairs expert Waiel Awwad warns rising extremism in Bangladesh is straining ties with India, a relationship crucial for its survival. Read the full analysis.