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Note from the Executive Editor

Volume 2, Issue number 4 focuses on the historical background of the July-August mass movement of 2024 and institutional reforms that are needed in a ‘New Bangladesh’.         The article “Lest we forget,” by Anis Chowdhury highlights the extra judicial killings in...
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Lest we forget

Courtesy: Jerome D’Costa’s Photo Feature: The 1974 Famine of Bangladesh, https://issuu.com/jeromedcosta/docs/famineof1974 December is a month of rituals, perhaps with some added significance compared with other such months as February or March. As usual, in this month of Victory, we are remembering our fallen – some...

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Volume 2, Issue 4

Note from the Executive Editor

Volume 2, Issue number 4 focuses on the historical background of the July-August mass...
Volume 2, Issue 4

Lest we forget

Courtesy: Jerome D’Costa’s Photo Feature: The 1974 Famine of Bangladesh, https://issuu.com/jeromedcosta/docs/famineof1974 December is a month...
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Searching Bhashani in the July-August student uprising

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