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"You Are Killing Me": 30 Bangladeshi Journalists Rescued From Office Set On Fire
It began with an attack on Bengali-language daily newspaper Prothom Alo, where the crowd had gone chanting slogans before setting the building on fire around midnight.
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Unrest In Bangladesh As Dhaka Court Sets Hasina's Trial Verdict For November 17
The Muhammad Yunus regime in Bangladesh is not happy with New Delhi permitting the former Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, to freely interact with the media.
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Bangladesh Lawyer Killed In Clashes Over Hindu Priest's Arrest, Probe Ordered
A lawyer was allegedly killed on Tuesday after clashes in Bangladesh's port city of Chittagong over the arrest of ISKCON leader Chinmoy Krishna Das by the autjhorities, lawyers said.
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Bangladesh Chief Justice Resigns After Ultimatum From Student Protesters
The chief justice of Bangladesh's top court agreed to resign "in principle" after an ultimatum to do so from protesters, broadcaster Jamuna TV reported.
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Families Of People Killed In Bangladesh Protests Place 11-Point Demands
Families of the persons killed in Bangladesh's student protests on Tuesday placed 11-point demands, including rehabilitation by providing jobs, before the interim government,
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Explained: Why Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina Resigned, And Where She Is Now
Sheikh Hasina resigned as Bangladesh's prime minister and fled the country on Monday following weeks of deadly protests that began as demonstrations by students against government job quotas but surged into a movement demanding her resignation.
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Sheikh Rehana, Hasina's Lifelong Shadow After Massacre Wiped Off Family
Sheikh Rehana was with her elder sister Hasina in Europe when her father and Bangladesh president Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, mother Begum Fazilatunnesa and brothers Kamal, Jamal and Russel were massacred on August 15, 1975 during a military coup
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India's Big Diplomatic Dilemma After Dhaka Power Shift, Sheikh Hasina's Ouster
The shocking turn of events leading to Sheikh Hasina's ouster as Bangladesh Prime Minister has put India in an extremely tricky situation.
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Indo-Bangladesh Trade "Halted" Amid Crisis: Report
Indo-Bangladesh trade has 'halted' this afternoon amid unrest in the neighbouring country due to large-scale protests that resulted in President Sheikh Hasina resigning on Monday, according to traders.
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All Train Operations To Bangladesh Suspended By Indian Railways
Indian Railways on Monday suspended all train operations to Bangladesh amid the unrest in the neighbouring country.
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Bangladesh Protests: Mob Damages Indira Gandhi Cultural Centre, Bangabandhu Museum In Dhaka
An unruly mob on Monday damaged the Indira Gandhi Cultural Centre (IGCC) and the Bangabandhu Memorial Museum located at the Dhanmondi area in the Bangladesh capital, witnesses said.
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Border Force On ''High Alert'' Amid Bangladesh Unrest, Leaves Cancelled
The Border Security Force (BSF) on Monday issued a "high alert" across all its formations along the 4,096-km India-Bangladesh border in the wake of the developments in the neighbouring country, officials said.
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"You Are Killing Me": 30 Bangladeshi Journalists Rescued From Office Set On Fire
It began with an attack on Bengali-language daily newspaper Prothom Alo, where the crowd had gone chanting slogans before setting the building on fire around midnight.
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Unrest In Bangladesh As Dhaka Court Sets Hasina's Trial Verdict For November 17
The Muhammad Yunus regime in Bangladesh is not happy with New Delhi permitting the former Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, to freely interact with the media.
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Bangladesh Lawyer Killed In Clashes Over Hindu Priest's Arrest, Probe Ordered
A lawyer was allegedly killed on Tuesday after clashes in Bangladesh's port city of Chittagong over the arrest of ISKCON leader Chinmoy Krishna Das by the autjhorities, lawyers said.
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Bangladesh Chief Justice Resigns After Ultimatum From Student Protesters
The chief justice of Bangladesh's top court agreed to resign "in principle" after an ultimatum to do so from protesters, broadcaster Jamuna TV reported.
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Families Of People Killed In Bangladesh Protests Place 11-Point Demands
Families of the persons killed in Bangladesh's student protests on Tuesday placed 11-point demands, including rehabilitation by providing jobs, before the interim government,
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Explained: Why Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina Resigned, And Where She Is Now
Sheikh Hasina resigned as Bangladesh's prime minister and fled the country on Monday following weeks of deadly protests that began as demonstrations by students against government job quotas but surged into a movement demanding her resignation.
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Sheikh Rehana, Hasina's Lifelong Shadow After Massacre Wiped Off Family
Sheikh Rehana was with her elder sister Hasina in Europe when her father and Bangladesh president Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, mother Begum Fazilatunnesa and brothers Kamal, Jamal and Russel were massacred on August 15, 1975 during a military coup
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India's Big Diplomatic Dilemma After Dhaka Power Shift, Sheikh Hasina's Ouster
The shocking turn of events leading to Sheikh Hasina's ouster as Bangladesh Prime Minister has put India in an extremely tricky situation.
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Indo-Bangladesh Trade "Halted" Amid Crisis: Report
Indo-Bangladesh trade has 'halted' this afternoon amid unrest in the neighbouring country due to large-scale protests that resulted in President Sheikh Hasina resigning on Monday, according to traders.
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All Train Operations To Bangladesh Suspended By Indian Railways
Indian Railways on Monday suspended all train operations to Bangladesh amid the unrest in the neighbouring country.
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Bangladesh Protests: Mob Damages Indira Gandhi Cultural Centre, Bangabandhu Museum In Dhaka
An unruly mob on Monday damaged the Indira Gandhi Cultural Centre (IGCC) and the Bangabandhu Memorial Museum located at the Dhanmondi area in the Bangladesh capital, witnesses said.
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Border Force On ''High Alert'' Amid Bangladesh Unrest, Leaves Cancelled
The Border Security Force (BSF) on Monday issued a "high alert" across all its formations along the 4,096-km India-Bangladesh border in the wake of the developments in the neighbouring country, officials said.
