Emperor Jahangir: The Reign of Transformation-4

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Jahangir faced the growing presence of European colonial powers and expanding foreign trade. He banned Portuguese activities in India after their arrogant conduct, but English merchants won favour at his court by demonstrating loyalty. They were eventually allowed to trade and establish a factory in Surat. English envoys Captain William Hawkins and Sir Thomas Roe […]Continue Reading

Emperor Jahangir: The Reign of Transformation-3

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Emperor Jahangir was an influential ruler known for his knowledge, wisdom, kindness and intelligence. After ascending the throne, he introduced several measures for public welfare, promoted those who supported him and forgave many of his opponents. Unlike his father Akbar, Jahangir repealed laws he deemed harmful to the people and introduced 12 laws based on […]Continue Reading

Jahangir: A Transformative Emperor — 2

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Jahangir launched three campaigns in Mewar in 1597, 1608 and 1613, eventually bringing its rebellious areas under control. He also established Mughal dominance in the Deccan and eastern India. However, repeated rebellions by nobles remained a major challenge during the early years of his reign. Jahangir married Mana Bai, daughter of Raja Bhagwan Das, in […]Continue Reading

Shakib to Face Imprisonment if He Returns Home

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Saeed Ahmed   Shakib Al Hasan, Bangladesh’s celebrated all-rounder, faces serious legal risks and public criticism after virtually attending a meeting with former prime minister Sheikh Hasina. Government officials have stressed that celebrity status and wealth do not place anyone above the law. Mohammad Aminul Islam, chief prosecutor of the International Crimes Continue Reading

Expecting Responsible Politics from Jamaat

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Stalin Sarker “Give us gas, give us electricity, or leave office.” Activists of the 11-party alliance led by Jamaat-e-Islami chanted the slogan in front of the Secretariat on August 6. The Jamaat-NCP slogan has gone viral on social media, with Indian media outlets and pro-Awami League commentators widely promoting it. At a time when former […]Continue Reading

Emperor Jahangir: An Emperor of Transformation – I

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Emperor Akbar died, and according to Mughal tradition, his eldest son, Prince Salim, ascended the throne. His full name was Mirza Nuruddin Beg Muhammad Khan Salim Jahangir. Upon ascending the throne in 1605, he adopted the title “Nuruddin Muhammad Jahangir Badshah Ghazi” and thereafter became widely known as Jahangir. From an early age, Salim studied […]Continue Reading

Why Bangladesh-China Defence Ties Matter

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On August 1, 2026, the People’s Republic of China celebrated the 99th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA), one of the world’s largest and most modern armed forces. For Chinese people, PLA Day honours officers and soldiers who have safeguarded the country’s sovereignty, territorial integrity, national security and development for generations. Continue Reading

Rapid Economic Growth Essential for Bangladesh

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The economy of Bangladesh is coming under increasing pressure from persistent gas and power shortages, which have disrupted households, businesses and industries for a considerable period. Gas shortages have severely affected households and businesses across the country. Many families, particularly in Dhaka, have been unable to cook regularly because supplies remain Continue Reading
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