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Power, Blindfolded - A student rebellion, a prime minister overthrown, a country reconfigures.

RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINERY - The heinous rape and murder of the doctor in Kolkata has an inescapable geography...

Roaring With Storms

Bangladesh witnessed dramatic changes in a month, but bigger changes are in the offing

8 mins

Rapids Ahead in the Teesta

India’s challenge is to break with the past and begin afresh with the new power centre in Dhaka

7 mins

When Statues Fall

The protests in Bangladesh were about more than just toppling a regime. It was about reclaiming dignity and humanity in the face of oppression

6 mins

Seeking Return of Democracy

The BNP will give the interim government reasonable time in the hope that it is aware of public desire for free and fair elections

5 mins

The Hindu Question

Rana Dasgupta is the General Secretary of the Bangladesh Hindu Buddhist Christian Unity Council, one of the main minority rights organisations in the country. He spoke to Snigdhendu Bhattacharya about the attacks on minorities, the role of the student leadership, the interim government and future plans

4 mins

Liberation 2.0?

India must be actively involved to prevent Bangladesh's return to the East Pakistan days

5 mins

Jamaat Raises its Pitch

After being underground for more than a decade, Jamaat-e-lslami is back on the political circuit, raising concerns for India

7 mins

We, the Women

The number of casualties in Bangladesh would have been much higher had women not taken to the streets in such large numbers. A first-person account

3 mins

Notes from a Revolution

Salimullah Khan is a Dhaka-based political analyst and public intellectual who teaches at University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh. Snigdhendu Bhattacharya speaks to him about the implications of the Bangladesh uprising

7 mins

Newsroom in Exile

It was a dangerous time to be a journalist in Bangladesh. Between 2001 and 2006, 13 journalists were killed and hundreds faced threats, intimidation, harassment and torture from law enforcement agencies.

6 mins

Cause and Effect

India needs to show atmanirbharta as the era of New Cold War’ is rampaging across South Asia

6 mins

The Endless Night

WEST Bengal witnessed mass protests on an unprecedented scale on the eve of India's 78th Independence Day-the midnight of August 14when tens of thousands of people, overwhelmingly women, took over the main squares across the state's cities and towns.

1 min

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