1971

1971

State Minister for Power, Energy, and Mineral Resources Anindya Islam Amit addressed a meeting organised by the Kushtia district unit of BNP. Photo: BSS

Defeated forces of 1971, 2024 trying to destabilise govt: Amit

The state minister made the remarks while addressing a meeting organized by the Kushtia district unit of the BNP at the Disha Tower auditorium last night.

More than five decades on, the genocide during the Liberation War in 1971 remains unrecognised. Photo: UNB

US House resolution seeks recognition of 1971 genocide in Bangladesh

Prime Minister Tarek Rahman lays a wreath at the National Memorial in Savar today, paying tribute to the martyrs of the Liberation War. Photo: BNP Media Cell

Tarique Rahman pays tribute at National Memorial after assuming office

Mark Tully. Photo: Collected

Sir Mark Tully: A true foreign friend who stood by Bangladesh in 1971

Pakistan Army Aviation's 'Swiss Alouette III' helicopter, stationed with the Army Aviation School in January 1969. The Alouette III model served a vital role in evacuation during December 1971. Photo: Collected

Escape from Dhaka

File photo of Local Government and Rural Development and Cooperatives Minister Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir. Photo: Collected

Pro-Bangladesh and regressive forces facing off ahead of polls: Fakhrul

Martyred intellectuals. Photo: Collected.

How New York Times reported the killings of intellectuals in 1971

Meherunnesa was an active member of the Mirpur Action Committee led by Poet Kazi Rozy. Her courage had already alarmed hostile sections of the local Bihari community, but she ignored their threats. Photo: TBS

‘Surjyajyotir Pakhi’: Remembering Meherunnesa, the first martyred female poet of ’71

Indian filmmaker Ramesh Sharma. Photo: Collected

Indian filmmaker revisits 1971 Bangladesh genocide in new documentary

People hope that the new government will not merely use the Liberation War or the 2024 mass uprising to serve their own interests or for labelling purposes. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain

The mass uprising of 2024: ‘Chetona’ or true lessons?

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Bangladesh observing Martyred Intellectuals Day today

Colonel Jamil Uddin Ahmed. Sketch: UNB

The tale of a lone warrior - Colonel Jamil Uddin Ahmed

Roger Gwynn was the man behind some of the most iconic photographs of pre-independence Dhaka. Illustration: TBS

Roger Gwynn and Bangladesh: A friendship six decades in the making