MD Shami is set to play in an ODI against Pakistan after a gap of 10 years. The last time Shami featured in a 50-over match against their arch-rivals was in 2015. As the match approaches, Shami's family and well-wishers are praying for India’s victory. They are optimistic and believe that Shami should aim to take at least six to seven wickets in the game. Watch video for more details.
23 February,2025 05:57 PM IST
On January 24, the U.S. State Department issued a "stop-work" order, pausing all existing foreign aid and blocking new assistance. Secretary of State Marco Rubio sent a cable to U.S. diplomatic posts, explaining the move, which threatens funding from the State Department and U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). This decision follows President Donald Trump's order to review foreign aid in line with his foreign policy. As a result, USAID halted aid to Bangladesh, including support for schools and healthcare programs like maternal care and vaccinations. Trump's administration had previously cut foreign aid to most countries, except for military aid to Israel and Egypt, with some exceptions for emergency food assistance and necessary administrative expenses.
27 January,2025 10:54 AM IST
DCP Zone 9 Dixit Gedam shared new information about the Saif Stabbing Case on January 19. He stated that, based on initial findings, the accused is believed to be from Bangladesh. After illegally entering India, the accused changed his name to Vijay Das. He arrived in Mumbai about 5-6 months ago, staying in the city for a short time before moving to nearby areas. According to Gedam, the accused worked for a housekeeping agency during his time in Mumbai. The investigation is still ongoing, and further details are expected to emerge as the case progresses. Watch the video for more information.
19 January,2025 11:39 AM IST
On December 30, US-based journalist and human rights advocate Sitangshu Guha, along with Bangladeshi journalist Sushanta Das Gupta, spoke out about the struggles faced by Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh. Sitangshu Guha emphasized that under the leadership of Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, militant Islamists have gained significant power in the country. Guha expressed concern that this has led to an increase in the oppression and discrimination faced by religious minorities, particularly Hindus, in Bangladesh. He called attention to the growing influence of extremist groups and their impact on the rights and freedoms of vulnerable communities in the nation.
31 December,2024 02:09 PM IST
Bangladesh has formally requested India to return former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who fled to India on August 5 after being ousted by a student-led movement amidst civil unrest. The request was made via a "note verbale" to the Indian government, according to Bangladesh’s Foreign Affairs Adviser, Touhid Hossain. Following Hasina’s departure, an interim government, led by Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus, was formed. Hasina, in her statements, has accused Yunus of being the "mastermind" behind the student protests that led to her ousting. She further claimed that the protests were "meticulously designed" to topple her government. The political situation in Bangladesh remains tense as the crisis continues to unfold.
24 December,2024 09:55 AM IST
On December 21, a team from the Special Task Force (STF) of West Bengal Police arrested a Pakistan-trained militant named Javed Munshi. He is a known expert in making improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and handling weapons. Munshi is linked to the banned terrorist group Tehreek-ul-Mujahideen (TuM). The arrest took place near the India-Bangladesh border, in the Canning area of South 24 Parganas. This operation was carried out by the Jammu and Kashmir Police and Kolkata Police together, based on secret information. Javed Munshi will be presented before the Alipore court soon.
23 December,2024 09:56 AM IST
Vijay Diwas celebrations in Dhaka began with 31 gunshots at sunrise. The Bangladesh Army's artillery regiment fired 31 rounds to honor the Bravehearts who sacrificed their lives in the Bangladesh Liberation War. This day marks December 16, 1971, when General Amir Abdullah Niazi, the head of Pakistan’s Armed Forces, surrendered along with 93,000 Pakistani soldiers to the Indian Army and the Mukti Bahini of Bangladesh. This historic event led to the creation of Bangladesh as an independent nation. Vijay Diwas is celebrated every year to remember the courage and sacrifices made during the war for freedom and independence.
16 December,2024 11:08 AM IST
December 16th — a day that marks the triumph of courage, unity, and freedom. It’s not just another day on the calendar. It’s a day of remembrance, a day we call Vijay Diwas. Vijay Diwas, or Victory Day, is celebrated across India to honor a historic victory — the India-Pakistan war of 1971, which led to the creation of Bangladesh. But the story goes much deeper than just a military victory. Let’s travel back to 1971, a time when the world was divided by the tensions of the Cold War. Meanwhile, India was facing a critical situation to the east. The situation between East Pakistan which is now Bangladesh and West Pakistan which is now Pakistan, had reached a breaking point By 1971, In East Pakistan, people were struggling for independence. The Bengali population had been demanding their rights and a fair share of power for years. East Pakistan, which geographically was far from the capital, Islamabad, felt politically and economically neglected by the central government in West Pakistan. On the occasion of Vijay Diwas 2024, watch the video to know the full story of India-Pakistan 1971 war.
14 December,2024 07:05 PM IST
acharya pramod krishnam calls for surgical strike on bangladesh over growing violence watch video
Amid reports of escalating violence in Bangladesh, former Congress leader Acharya Pramod Krishnam made a provocative demand on December 9, calling for a "surgical strike" on the neighboring country. The violence, which has reportedly been growing, has sparked concerns regarding the safety of minorities and political unrest within Bangladesh. In his statement, Krishnam suggested that India should take stronger action to address the situation, potentially through military intervention. His comments come at a time when tensions in the region are high, and there are ongoing concerns about the safety and welfare of vulnerable communities. Watch video for more.
09 December,2024 11:21 AM IST
ISKCON Kolkata Vice President, Radharaman Das, has reported that an ISKCON center in Dhaka, Bangladesh, was set on fire by miscreants. The incident took place early in the morning, around 2-3 am. According to Radharaman Das, the attackers poured petrol and burned down the temple. The idol of Lakshminarayan was also vandalized during the attack. The entire temple was destroyed in the fire. This event is part of a larger concern about violence against minorities in Bangladesh. ISKCON, a religious organization, has expressed deep concern over the safety of its temples and followers in the region following this unfortunate incident.
08 December,2024 11:13 AM ISTADVERTISEMENT
