Anu Kumar and Sandeep Prasad/ CBC News Thousands of Rohingya women and girls have been systematically raped by Myanmar’s military Rape is still being used as an instrument of war. Right now. Before our very eyes. We know that since August 2017, thousands of Rohingya women and girls have been systematically raped by Myanmar military…
The learning and creativity: ‘RD Burman’s music is eternal, universal and a life-long joy.’ Each and every song RDB composed and set to tune has a unique identity in its treatment, an unmistakable RDB stamp. A straight-from-the-heart tribute to the musical genius of RD Burman by Peeyush Sharma. More than two decades of music has…
M Humayun Kabir: BNP will not be able to orchestrate any movement before the national elections, said Awami League General Secretary Obaidul Quader. “BNP has lost its throne and now it is building castle in the air to wage movement which will not be fulfilled,” he said, reports The Daily Star. While addressing an election…
Kabir Humayun: A petition was filed with the High Court yesterday seeking its directive on the Election Commission and the government not to publish any schedule for holding next parliamentary election until disposal of a pending rule. Advocate Md Eunus Ali Akond moved the petition before the HC bench of Justice Sheikh Hassan Arif and…
Md. Taqi Yasir We may not be able to enjoy Dragon Ball Super in English at the moment, but the series is getting ready to enter an arc that looks pretty interesting. The Future Trunks arc, which will have everyone’s favorite time traveler taking on Black Goku, begins on June 12, and a visual is…
Tasfiah Tasneem Richi Previous Fairy Tail Gaiden: Rhodonite spinoff ended in March Kodansha’s “Magazine Pocket” app launched the first chapter of the Fairy Tail Gaiden: Raigō Issen manga on Wednesday. The spinoff manga by Kyōta Shibano focuses on the character Laxus Dreyar from Hiro Mashima’s Fairy Tail manga. Shibano started the Fairy Tail Gaiden: Rhodonite…
M. Sanjeeb Hossain, Commonwealth Scholar and Sessional Tutor at the Warwick Law School/BDnews24 I do not think the school going kids of Bangladesh took control of the streets to topple the government as has been portrayed by some people. It was not about that, rather it was about a very legitimate demand for safer roads,…
Hossen Sohel: Myan-mar’s powerful army should be removed from politics, UN investigators said yesterday in the final version of a damning report reiterating calls for top generals to be prosecuted for genocide against the Rohingya Muslim minority, reports AFP. A brutal military crackdown last year forced more than 700,000 Rohingya to flee over the border…
Sofian Khan A decade after he swept to power in the Maldives’ first democratic elections, exiled opposition leader Mohamed Nasheed is again pushing for change by force if necessary as his island homeland spirals into crisis. Nasheed made history in 2008 when he defeated Maumoon Abdul Gayoom then Asia’s longest-serving leader after three decades of…