Another Hindu burned to death in Bangladesh as Khokon Chandra Das succumbs to injuries

Another Hindu burned to death in Bangladesh as Khokon Chandra Das succumbs to injuries

Khokon Chandra Das, a Hindu man who was brutally attacked, stabbed, and set on fire in Bangladesh’s Shariatpur district, has died while undergoing treatment in Dhaka, marking another alarming incident

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Bomb-making factory discovered inside madrasa in Dhaka, raising alarm over militancy threat

A major militant operation was uncovered in Dhaka’s South Keraniganj area after a powerful explosion exposed a clandestine bomb-making factory hidden inside a madrasa, triggering serious concerns about public safety

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Under international pressure, Dhaka arrests Al-Qaeda-linked jihadist Bikrompuri

After more than a year of escalating militant activity, deteriorating law and order, and growing international concern, Bangladesh’s interim administration under Muhammad Yunus appears to be signaling a belated shift

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Indian lawmaker calls for diplomatic pressure after lynching of Hindu worker in Bangladesh

The brutal killing of a Hindu garment factory worker in Bangladesh has reignited regional concerns over religious violence, political instability, and the deteriorating state of minority protections in the country.

US sanctions Guanajuato fuel-theft cartel, targets “El Marro” in crackdown on cross-border oil crime

The United States has imposed sweeping sanctions on a powerful Mexican criminal organization accused of stealing fuel on an industrial scale, marking a significant escalation in Washington’s effort to combat

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Orban warns EU- Ukraine loan pushes Europe closer to war as US expands military spending

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has once again positioned himself as one of the European Union’s most outspoken critics of the bloc’s approach to the Ukraine conflict, sharply condemning a

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Trinamool’s voter list scam comes to light

In West Bengal, the voter list is no longer the foundation of democracy—it has turned into an instrument of political manipulation in the hands of the Trinamool Congress. Official data

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India holds firm in trade talks with the US as agriculture emerges as red line

India has once again drawn a clear boundary in its ongoing trade negotiations with the United States, refusing to open its vast agricultural market to American products despite mounting pressure

Lionel Messi fans vandalize Kolkata football ground

What should have been a moment of pride for Indian football turned into a public embarrassment at Kolkata’s Vivekananda Yuba Bharati Krirangan. Lionel Messi—arguably the greatest footballer of the modern

A massive tide of Hindutva roars through Kolkata Brigade

On a cold December morning, Kolkata witnessed the roar of a spiritual spring. The Brigade Parade Ground transformed into a sea of saffron as the sound of conch shells echoed

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