Professor Muhammad Yunus’s repeated references to India’s Northeast in foreign engagements risk regional stability and challenge India’s sovereignty. His actions...
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Bangladesh faces a sudden political shift—party bans, secret exits, and global meddling hint at a deeper power realignment.
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Analyzing the 2025 India-Pakistan conflict, this post examines the conflicting narratives surrounding the alleged Rafale shootdown and exposes the influence...
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India and Pakistan traded strikes after a terror attack in Pahalgam, raising tensions as global powers urge restraint.
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Yunus and U.S. diplomat converge at Chattogram port: strategic nexus or sovereign surrender?
Visits by Yunus and a U.S. diplomat to Chattogram Port spark concerns over foreign influence and a controversial Myanmar aid...
Sanjoy Kumar Barua
An appeal for recognising an independent Balochistan
Amid India-Pakistan tensions, the Baloch freedom movement gained momentum, with calls for UN recognition of an independent Balochistan and appeals...
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Local Self-Governance in Assam: A Distant Echo of Gandhi’s Dream?
Assam's Panchayat elections raise concerns about the dilution of local self-governance. High uncontested wins & allegations of intimidation overshadow participatory...
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Operation Sindoor continues: Pakistan’s attacks foiled
Analysis of India's Operation Sindoor, its strategic response to the Pahalgam attack, and the escalating tensions with Pakistan.
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From destroying Lahore air defence to foiling Pak’s drones’ MEA’s big revelations over Ops Sindoor
From destroying Lahore air defence to foiling Pak’s drones’ MEA’s big revelations over Ops Sindoor.
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From ashes in Pahalgam to fire in Bahawalpur: India responds with resolve
India's Operation Sindoor launched on May 7, 2025, marked a decisive and calibrated military response to the Pahalgam massacre, targeting...
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Operation Sindoor: India strikes terror camps in Pakistan
In a swift and coordinated operation lasting just 25 minutes, Indian defence forces launched a barrage of 24 missiles targeting...
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Bangladesh – RRAG stands by its figure of attacks on 640 journalists, denounces Chief Advisor’s Fact-Checking Unit as a “Disinformation Lab”
RRAG defends its report on attacks against 640 journalists in Bangladesh under the interim government, refuting claims of disinformation and...
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Nation foremost: Keeping aside anti-India commentary in news space
After the Pahalgam terror attack, India barred media from hosting Pakistani panelists. Tensions rose with border closures, visa bans, and...
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Prof Yunus left Bangla government throttled press freedom, 640 journalists targeted in 8 months
RRAG reports 640 journalists targeted under Dr Yunus’s rule, calling it the worst press crackdown in Bangladesh’s history.
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A General’s dangerous delusion and the unforgotten bloodshed of 2001
Fazlur Rahman’s call to occupy Northeast India with China’s help revives old tensions and stirs fresh concerns over his role...
Bidhayak Das
Tripura’s Muhuri river crisis: Local resentment mounts as Bangladesh’s actions raise strategic alarms
Tripura has become a flashpoint in rising India-Bangladesh tensions over the Muhuri River, embankment construction, and water diplomacy, with protests,...
Bidhayak Das
Journalism in Bangladesh : Ask questions, lose your job
Bangladesh’s interim government has fired journalists and suspended a news division for asking critical questions, marking a disturbing attack on...
Sanjoy Kumar Barua
Panic grips PoK amid Jhelum swell and India’s post-Pahalgam assertiveness
The Jhelum river's rise sparked panic in PoK, with media blaming India, though experts cite seasonal factors. The incident reflects...
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Bangladesh’s predicament: Will the humanitarian corridor fulfill its true purpose or spiral into proxy warfare?
Bangladesh’s Silkhali Corridor risks dragging the country into a dangerous proxy war, threatening its sovereignty and stability.
Sanjoy Kumar Barua
India prepares to strike back from Pahalgam to Bengal and beyond
The Pahalgam massacre and rising threats from Bangladesh expose India's growing dual-front security challenge, warns Lt Gen Rana Pratap Kalita...
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Bangladesh fires veteran journalist over Hindu leader’s death, deepening diplomatic crisis
Veteran journalist Kongkon Karmaker was fired after reporting on a Hindu leader’s death, sparking outrage over press freedom and minority...
Sanjoy Kumar Barua
From Arunachal to Pahalgam: A call for justice rings across the hills
IAF Corporal Tage Hailyang's heroic sacrifice in the Pahalgam terror attack sparks national outrage and calls for global action against...
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