By Anirban Kalita on August 10, 2012
Ahom, Ahom Kingdom, Arakan, Asaduddin Owaisi, Assam, Assam Accord, Bangladesh, Bangladesh Armed Forces, Bangladesh Foreign Minister, Barkha Dutt, Barkha Dutta, BBC, Bengali, British, British Administration, Buddhist, Burma, Dipu Moni, East Bengal, Hitswar Saikia, IMDT Act, IMDT Act 1983, Islam, Islamic Nation, Kalyan Baruah, L K Advani, Mitra Phukan, Mughal, Mughal invasions, Myanmar, NDTV, Prafulla Mahanta, Pranab Mukkherjee, Sheikh Hasina, Stephen Sackur, Tarun Gogoi, Thein Sein
ARTICLES
By- Dilip Dutta People from East Bengal prior to creation of Bangladesh has migrated to both Burma (Myanmar these days) and Assam. To Arakan of Burma (current day Rakhine State of Myanmar) started at least 600 years ago due to Arakan rulers having a cosy relationship with the Sultanate of Bengal. There is no doubt […]
By Swadesh Roy on January 6, 2012
Abdus Salam Pintu, Altaf Hossain choudhury, amnesty international, Amnesty International Report, Awami League, Bagerhat, Bangladesh, Bangladesh Nationalist Party, Bangladeshi, Barisal, Bashkandi, Bhola, BNP, Buddhist, chorfashon, Christians, Commilla, crime, Delue, Deuatala Bazar, Gopalganj, Gournadi, Hafizuddin, Hindu, Hindu women, Human Rights, Jamaat-e-Islami, Jessor, Khulna, minority in Bangladesh, Motiur Rahaman Nizami, Muhammad Sahabuddin, Norsingdi, Pirojpur, Ruhul Quddus Talukder Dulu, Sathkira, Sirajganj, Tariqul Islam, Ullapara, USA
INTERNATIONAL
The 1st October of 2001 is a black day for the rational people and the minority community of Bangladesh. What has been occurring to the minority community from that day onwards cannot be expressed in words. If we see some portion of the Amnesty International Report, we will be able to understand a little bit […]
