The July Mass Uprising, achieved through the blood and sacrifice of thousands of students and ordinary citizens, brought an end to fascist rule in Bangladesh. Behind the rise of Awami fascism into such a monstrous force in the country was a sycophantic clique that served as a puppet of Indian Continue Reading
Pirojpur, August 6: Ahmed Sohel Monjur, Member of Parliament for Pirojpur-2 and State Minister for Housing and Public Works, said the objectives of the July Mass Uprising must not be allowed to fail, urging everyone to work together to promote the country’s peace, democracy, and development. He made the remarks on Thursday morning while addressing […]Continue Reading
AI Based Traffic Signals Bring Order to Dhaka Roads Daily Inqilab | Eklas Haque AI-powered traffic signals have been introduced at several major intersections in Dhaka, improving traffic discipline and offering new hope for easing congestion. At intersections equipped with AI-based traffic management, vehicles are moving more smoothly, reducing delays and inconvenience for Continue Reading
Mobaidur Rahman US Ambassador to India and Special Envoy for South and Central Asia Sergio Gor made a three-day visit to Bangladesh from July 30 to August 1. Despite widespread speculation in Bangladeshi and Indian media beforehand, the government gave no advance publicity, and only routine press releases were issued after the visit. Indian media […]Continue Reading
The prosecution on Thursday continued its closing arguments for the second consecutive day before the International Crimes Tribunal in a case over alleged crimes against humanity committed during the July mass uprising. The case involves former Awami League General Secretary Obaidul Quader and seven senior leaders of the Jubo League and the banned Bangladesh Chhatra […]Continue Reading
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s bold and dynamic leadership has begun opening up vast opportunities for domestic and foreign investment as well as employment in Bangladesh. Following the BNP-led alliance’s landslide victory in the 13th general election, the country has witnessed the return of democratic politics and a renewed climate of confidence, encouraging Continue Reading
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has apologised after admitting mistakes over a controversial proposal to introduce private investment into the FIFA World Cup and other major FIFA competitions. However, he retained the backing of FIFA’s top executives following an emergency meeting in Rabat, Morocco. The meeting took place on Wednesday at FIFA’s Africa Office. Continue Reading












