Mujibur Rahman 
On 25 December 2025, Bangladesh entered a new and more intense phase of its political transition as Tarique Rahman returned home after almost 17 years abroad. Many supporters and commentators online describe the moment as “Tarique Zia returns” a shorthand that links him to the Zia political legacy through his mother, former prime minister Khaleda … Read more
The Bangladesh Navy stands as one of the most crucial pillars of the nation’s defence architecture. Tasked with safeguarding a vast maritime domain in the Bay of Bengal, protecting sea lanes, securing offshore resources, and supporting national interests both at home and abroad, the Navy has evolved from humble beginnings into a modern, multi-dimensional force. … Read more
The Bangladesh Army stands as one of the most respected and resilient military institutions in South Asia. Forged in the crucible of the Liberation War of 1971, it represents not only a fighting force but a symbol of sacrifice, discipline, and national pride. From the muddy battlefields of the War of Independence to modern peacekeeping … Read more
The Bangladesh Air Force (BAF) stands as one of the most vital pillars of Bangladesh’s national defence architecture. From its courageous birth during the Liberation War of 1971 to its modern role as a technologically evolving air power, the BAF represents resilience, professionalism, and national sovereignty. More than just a military branch, it is a … Read more
Bangladesh is facing one of its most uncertain periods in recent history. Widespread protests, political tension, and growing public anger have pushed the country into a fresh wave of unrest, affecting everyday life, governance, and social stability. This article explores what is driving the current crisis in Bangladesh, how recent events have escalated tensions, and … Read more
History often remembers wars through dates, treaties, and generals. But nations are truly shaped by individuals who, at a decisive moment, choose conscience over comfort and sacrifice over survival. Matiur Rahman was one such individual. A trained fighter pilot of the Pakistan Air Force, he stood at a moral crossroads during the Bangladesh Liberation War … Read more
Saiful Azam is one of the most extraordinary and underappreciated figures in modern military aviation history. His life reads like an epic novel, shaped by courage, skill, sacrifice, and an unwavering sense of duty that transcended borders. At a time when most fighter pilots served a single nation, Saiful Azam flew combat missions for three … Read more
A Systematic Attempt to Silence a Nation’s Mind The history of Bangladesh’s Liberation War of 1971 is one of courage, sacrifice, and unimaginable loss. Among the darkest chapters of that nine-month struggle stands the systematic killing of Bengali intellectuals — an act not of battlefield necessity, but of calculated cruelty. This was not random violence. … Read more
The 1970 Pakistan General Election stands as one of the most consequential democratic events in South Asian history. It was the first general election based on universal adult franchise in Pakistan, and paradoxically, it became the last election that the country would hold as a united state. What should have been a triumph of democracy … Read more
On the night of 25 March 1971, the history of South Asia took a brutal and irreversible turn. What began as a political dispute within the framework of a newly created nation state escalated into one of the most violent military crackdowns of the twentieth century. Known as Operation Searchlight, this planned and systematic campaign … Read more