An Air India Dreamliner crashed in Ahmedabad seconds after takeoff, killing 241 and leaving one survivor as investigators probe the rare tragedy.
Bangladesh’s economy shows early signs of recovery as inflation cools, growth rebounds, and record remittances boost reserves, says the May 2025 Planning Commission report.
Religious hardliners in Bangladesh misuse faith to block long-overdue women’s rights reforms, fueling misogyny and resisting progress under the guise of devotion.
Pope Francis, shepherd of the margins, dies at 88. A papacy of firsts, marked by humility, mercy, interfaith unity, bold reform, and a heart that beat for the forgotten and unseen.
After 26 tourists were killed in a Kashmir shooting, India and Pakistan exchanged accusations and restrictions, escalating fears of further regional instability.
IMO approves historic global carbon tax on shipping to cut emissions, but climate-vulnerable nations warn it is too weak to protect them from rising seas.
Bangladesh’s justice system fails rape victims with unclear laws, misogyny, and victim-blaming—Asiya’s case is a haunting reminder of this crisis.
As cases of rape, molestation, catcalling, harassment, and oppression against women rise and justice remains elusive, doesn’t the burden shift to society? Awareness is our first step.
An Air India Dreamliner crashed in Ahmedabad seconds after takeoff, killing 241 and leaving one survivor as investigators probe the rare tragedy.
Bangladesh’s economy shows early signs of recovery as inflation cools, growth rebounds, and record remittances boost reserves, says the May 2025 Planning Commission report.
Religious hardliners in Bangladesh misuse faith to block long-overdue women’s rights reforms, fueling misogyny and resisting progress under the guise of devotion.
Pope Francis, shepherd of the margins, dies at 88. A papacy of firsts, marked by humility, mercy, interfaith unity, bold reform, and a heart that beat for the forgotten and unseen.
After 26 tourists were killed in a Kashmir shooting, India and Pakistan exchanged accusations and restrictions, escalating fears of further regional instability.
IMO approves historic global carbon tax on shipping to cut emissions, but climate-vulnerable nations warn it is too weak to protect them from rising seas.
Bangladesh’s justice system fails rape victims with unclear laws, misogyny, and victim-blaming—Asiya’s case is a haunting reminder of this crisis.
As cases of rape, molestation, catcalling, harassment, and oppression against women rise and justice remains elusive, doesn’t the burden shift to society? Awareness is our first step.
