Kishanganj/Katihar, India – More than a decade ago, when Mukhtar Alam* studied at a government school in Kishanganj, the only Muslim-majority district in eastern India’s Bihar state, he had Hindu ...
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Bangladeshi President Mohammed Shahabuddin on Saturday exchanged congratulatory messages on the 50th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the two countries. In his ...
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When she left Bangladesh as a small child, Dina Begum carried little more than memories of family, fragments of taste, and the cadence of home kitchens. Barely four years old, she arrived in England ...
A Bangladeshi driver who struck gold in the latest Big Ticket Abu Dhabi draw has said he has no plans to leave the UAE and settle in his home country. “I call the UAE my home now as it has always ...
It often begins quietly -- an unassuming young man, perhaps from a small town or a crowded suburb of Dhaka, slips out of his ordinary life. To his neighbours, he is another face in the crowd; to his ...
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The man tipped to be the next prime minister of Bangladesh has ended months of speculation by saying he will return from two decades overseas to fight landmark elections. "The time has come, God ...
Bangladesh today has 171 universities - 55 public and 116 private. In less than five decades, the number of higher education institutions has grown more than tenfold. Yet the explosion in quantity has ...
Komgthaila Marma spent three painful days before doctors succeeded in mending his bullet-hit abdomen at a private hospital in Chattogram, southeast Bangladesh. “His condition became stable on Oct. 2, ...
NEW DELHI: India stands ready to work with any government chosen by the people of Bangladesh in next year’s election, though New Delhi favours the holding of free, fair and inclusive polls at the “the ...
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