India Questions Bangladesh Over Rising Attacks on Minorities
MEA demands swift action against perpetrators of communal violence in Bangladesh, citing 51 incidents in December 2025. Read the full report on the escalating crisis.
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Bangladesh Imam Arrested, India Visa Services Halted
Bangladesh police arrest the main accused in the lynching of Hindu worker Dipu Chandra Das. Dhaka suspends visa services in three Indian missions citing security, straining bilateral ties. Details inside.
Omayra Sánchez: The Girl in the Mud After Colombia's Volcano
The tragic story of 13-year-old Omayra Sánchez, trapped for 60 hours after the Nevado del Ruiz eruption in 1985. Her photograph sparked global debate on photojournalism ethics. Read the full account.
Bangladesh Minority Communities Alarmed by Communal Violence
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.
7 Hindus Killed in Bangladesh Since December 2025
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.
Second Hindu Man Killed in Bangladesh in 24 Hours
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.
La Martiniere Lucknow 1985 batch holds 40-year reunion
La Martiniere Boys' College's 1985 batch held a grand 40-year reunion in Lucknow. 44 alumni from across the globe revisited classrooms, shared nostalgic memories, and unveiled a commemorative plaque. Relive the heartwarming stories.
Ex-Envoy Sikri on Bangladesh's Minority Unrest
Former Indian Ambassador Veena Sikri highlights the persistent violence against minorities in Bangladesh, linking it to political instability and rising extremism. Read her full analysis.
1985 Ad Transformed Bird-Johnson Rivalry to Lifelong Bond
Discover how a 1985 Converse commercial filming in French Lick turned NBA legends Larry Bird and Magic Johnson from fierce rivals into close friends. A story of respect beyond competition.
1985: Bangladesh Politics Ban Lifted, New Party Formed
On January 2, 1985, Bangladesh's President Ershad lifted a 10-month ban on politics and launched a new national party. Opposition called a strike, while violence flared in Chittagong. Read more key events from this day in history.
Hindu Man Attacked, Set on Fire by Mob in Bangladesh
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.
Ex-PM Hasina Urges Unity to Save Bangladesh from Darkness
Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina warns of a 'journey into darkness' in her New Year message, urging national unity against authoritarianism. Read her full appeal for democracy.
Pakistan Lifts Martial Law After 8 Years in 1985
On Dec 31, 1985, President Zia-ul-Haq ended Pakistan's 8-year martial law but kept strict controls. Explore the historic day's key events and muted public response. Read more.
Ex-HC to Bangladesh: Interim Govt Ignores Hindu Targeting
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.
Anil Triguniyat Condoles Demise of Bangladesh's Khaleda Zia
Former diplomat Anil Triguniyat expresses deep condolences on the passing of ex-Bangladesh PM Khaleda Zia, marking the end of a significant political era. Read more on the regional impact.
Hindu Guard Killed in Bangladesh, Third Death in Days
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.
Khaleda Zia: Bangladesh's First Woman Prime Minister
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.
Taliban Officials Visit Bangladesh, Meet Islamist Leaders
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.
1985 Flashback: Zia's Moves, Congress Elections, H-Bomb Test
On December 30, 1985, Pakistan's Zia-ul-Haq appointed new governors as martial law neared its end, while India's Congress planned internal elections. A 'Star Wars' hydrogen bomb test shook Nevada. Explore this pivotal day in history.
Bangladesh's First Woman PM Khaleda Zia Passes Away
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.
Former Bangladesh PM Khaleda Zia Dies at 80
Bangladesh's former Prime Minister and opposition leader Khaleda Zia has died at the age of 80. Get the latest updates on her political legacy and the nation's reaction.
Bangladesh Workers Party Boycotts National Election
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.
Gen Z Party in Crisis Over Islamist Alliance
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 Unrest: Dhaka Rejects India's Minority Violence Concerns
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 Group Demands Indian Work Permits Revoked
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.
Hindu Homes Burned in Bangladesh Amid Rising Attacks
Three Hindu families in Bangladesh left homeless after arson attack. Details on rising violence against minorities and international calls for action.
US Lawmaker Condemns Killing of Hindu Worker in Bangladesh
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.
1985: VP Singh Announces NRI Reforms, Punjab Unrest, Congress 100
On December 27, 1985, Finance Minister VP Singh announced reforms for NRI investments, including a new cheque system. Punjab faced curfew & tension, while Bombay prepared for Congress's centenary. Explore this pivotal day.
1985: Mahanta Assures Minorities, Pakistan Lifts Martial Law
On December 26, 1985, Assam CM Prafulla Kumar Mahanta promised security for minorities. Pakistan announced lifting martial law, and India liberalised industry. Explore this pivotal day.
Hasina Slams Yunus Govt on Religious Minority Killings
Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina launches scathing attack on Yunus-led interim government, alleging failure to protect religious minorities from deadly violence. Read the full story.
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