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
In 1971, one of the darkest chapters of the twentieth century unfolded in South Asia. What began as a political crisis following a democratic election in Pakistan escalated into a brutal genocide against the people of East Pakistan, now Bangladesh. Over the course of nine months, the Pakistani military and its local collaborators carried out … Read more
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman stands as one of the most towering political figures in South Asian history. Revered as Bangabandhu—the Friend of Bengal—he is remembered not merely as the founding leader of Bangladesh, but as the embodiment of a people’s long and painful struggle for dignity, self-rule, and national identity. His life story is inseparable from … Read more