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Representation, devolution needed in Lanka

DELIVERING his inaugural policy statement to the parliament, Sri Lanka’s president Anura Kumara Dissanayake dealt mostly with the economy and, in particular, the IMF agreement. The problem that he faces is that the previous government agreed to terms with the International Monetary Fund that did not consider the impact on the people but gave priority...

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Towards land degradation-neutral world

LAND acts as the primary source of food. More than eight billion people still draw 99.9 per cent of food from land. Out of agriculture, the first human intervention in the nature, emerged communities, which ultimately brought in pollution. Records show that civilisation has spoilt most of the land people lived on. Neolithic revolution caused changes in the...

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Govt should put plans in place to head off tech-drive job loss

The Fourth Industrial Revolution, setting in across the world bringing about a new order dominated by technology, could well leave its impact, sooner or later, on Bangladesh even if it would opt to stay out of it. Bangladesh should, therefore, align itself towards the shift while there is still time as graduation of society into another industrial revolution will come...

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Restoration of democracy demanded

Different political parties on Thursday observed November 7, Sepoy People Mass Revolution Day, demanding restoration of democratic rule in the country and formation of a bicameral parliament. 

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Democratic revolution or regime change

Was the July/August monsoon movement a colour revolution, a people’s revolution, or simply a regime change? From the outset, there has been a debate among political and...

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Revolution or uprising?

THE term ‘revolution’ has gained significant traction in Bangladesh over the past few months. I have observed that various stakeholders, including media outlets, political activists, student bodies and even academics, have started to characterise the events surrounding the fall of Sheikh Hasina on August 5 as a revolution. Some have referred to this...

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DU to establish ‘July Revolution Corner’

Dhaka University vice-chancellor professor Niaz Ahmed Khan announced Tuesday that the DU authorities would establish a ‘July Revolution Corner’ to honour the student-led uprising of July-August 2024...

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Evolution of an ordinary voter

I’M ABOUT Sheikh Hasina’s age, give or take a few months. In my youth, I voted for her father; then in middle age, I voted for her, once, twice until I stopped. My story here may be of interest to...

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Cause of opposition movements’ failures

FOR Bangladesh and the rest of the world, it was an accomplishment no one could have imagined a day ago. Prominent political parties such as the Bangladesh Nationalist Party and...

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International media periscope

ACCORDING to Marxian jargon, what happened during those 36 days from July 1 to August 5, 2024, in Bangladesh was not a revolution in the stricter sense of the term. It was not...

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MyBL Super App campaign wins Digital Nations award

Banglalink’s ‘MyBL Super App: Revolutionising Healthcare in Rural Bangladesh’ campaign has won ‘Excellence in Digital Inclusion Award’ at M360 APAC Digital Nations Awards in Seoul, South Korea – GSMA’s annual flagship event for the Asia Pacific region, said a press release...

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1,581 killed in mass uprising: students

The health affairs sub-committee of the Student Movement against Discrimination at a press conference on Saturday said that they prepared a list of 1,581 people who were martyred in the...

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Delhi in denial over Bangladesh

FOR a couple of months, Bangladesh has been making the media headlines. What is happening in this geographically small but strategically important country of 175 million people has created widespread interest...

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Towards a second republic

BANGLADESH has entered a critical phase in its history on August 5. The student-mass uprising of July-August is evidence that Bangladeshis will not tolerate fascism. What started off from Dhaka University on July 1 as an innocuous demand for reforms of the quota system for government jobs turned into a massive revolution and ousted 16-year-old Sheikh Hasina’s despotic Awami League government...

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Return to classrooms, Yunus urges students

Chief adviser professor Muhammad Yunus on Thursday called upon the students to return to their classrooms and campuses as a well-educated and competent generation was required to reap the benefits of the revolution...

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Evolution of Zionist aggression

THE most significant recent escalation in the ongoing Zionist real estate project, enabled by apartheid and genocide of the Palestinian people, occurred on October 7, 2023, when Hamas fighters broke through Gaza’s prison fence, carrying out a bloody incursion on Israeli military installations and border towns. Since, the Israel ‘Defence’ Forces have...

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A call for intellectual realignment

THE term ‘revolution’ has evolved significantly over time, while its Bengali counterpart, ‘biplob,’ has not experienced the same expansion in meaning. This may be due to the strong influence of the Bolshevik left in Bengal, which has kept ‘biplob’ confined to the Russian, Chinese, and Cuban revolutionary models. In contrast, the word ‘revolution’ has been used...

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Revolution of Students in Photography underway at NSU

The North South University’s media, communication, and journalism programme and the NSU TV, Radio, and Digital Lab jointly organised a seven-day photo exhibition titled Revolution of Students in Photography under way at the NSU Plaza...

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Turning into a colour revolution?

THE student-led anti-quota movement has made the headlines globally, not only for its original demands but also for the broader implications it carried for the entire country. Initially sparked by grievances over the government’s quota system in public sector jobs, the movement evolved swiftly into a much larger political struggle...

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Beacon of inspiration in South Asia

BANGLADESH experienced a political earthquake when prime minister Sheikh Hasina resigned following a nationwide protest in August led by the youth, particularly the Gen-Z generation. The ‘Gen-Z Revolution’ shares striking similarities with the Arab Spring, underscoring the powerful impact of youth-driven movements in bringing about significant radical change in Bangladesh...