Khokon Chandra Das fights for life after a brutal roadside attack in Damudya. His wife alleges gasoline was poured on him before he was set on fire. This latest assault follows a series of attacks on minorities in Bangladesh.
Khokon Chandra Das, a 50-year-old businessman, was brutally assaulted and set on fire in Damudya, Shariatpur. This incident adds to a series of attacks on minorities in Bangladesh. Read the full report.
Ousted PM Sheikh Hasina accuses the Muhammad Yunus-led interim government of corruption and pushing Bangladesh into darkness. Her Awami League highlights a sharp rise in attacks on minorities like Christians and Hindus. Read the full story.
Khokon Chandra Das, 50, was brutally attacked and set ablaze in Shariatpur, Bangladesh. This follows two other recent lynchings of Hindu youths, raising serious concerns.
A Hindu man was set on fire by miscreants in Bangladesh's Shariatpur district, reports local media. The victim is in critical condition. Read about the attack and rising concerns.
A Hindu businessman in Khulna, Bangladesh, was brutally stabbed and attackers tried to set him on fire. Police have arrested two suspects. Read about the shocking incident and community reaction.
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 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.
Bangladesh Minority Janta Party (BMJP) managed to file nominations for only 28 candidates, far below its target, citing fear, funding issues, and lack of support. Key details inside.
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.
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.
A Hindu man was shot dead in Bangladesh, the third such killing in two weeks, raising serious concerns about minority safety. Read the full report on the escalating situation.
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.
A Hindu man was shot dead in Bangladesh's Jhenaidah district, marking the second such killing in days. The incident raises serious concerns about minority safety. Read the full report.
Khaleda Zia, Bangladesh's first woman Prime Minister and BNP chief, dies at 80. Her political journey, from novice to 'uncompromising leader', and its impact on India-Bangladesh ties, explained.
Bangladesh Nationalist Party leaders express profound grief over the death of former PM Khaleda Zia, calling it a massive loss to society and the nation.
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 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.
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.
India firmly rebuts Pakistan's allegations at the UN, highlighting Islamabad's own 'abysmal' treatment of minorities. Read the full diplomatic exchange and India's sharp response.
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 has termed India's concerns over attacks on minorities as 'unfair' and not reflective of facts. Read the full diplomatic exchange and the incidents that sparked it.
The Jannayak Janta Party (JJP) has initiated a major review of its organizational structure following a massive public rally in Julana. This move signals strategic planning ahead of key elections.
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.