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All Indian group chats who dared to mass-report me shall bend the knee.
Get fucked. @cloudwatch199
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Where is Lloyd Bentsen when you need him?
@BobLancia is delusional to compare a mass murderer and torturer and thief like Hasina to anyone President Kennedy wrote about in Profiles in Courage.
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Cyber Law and Freedom of Speech: Public Concerns and Protests | Centrist Nation
Fahim Mashroor strongly criticised the new amendments of cyber protection law and attempts to curtail freedom of speech through it.
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#july36
জুলাই গনহত্যা আর ১৫ বছরের গুমখুনের জন্য যদি ৮-১০ জনের দ্রুত ফাঁসি না হয়, তাহলে ছাত্রলীগ, যুবলীগ, আওয়ামী লীগের এই আস্ফালন আর সন্ত্রাসী তান্ডব থামবে না. বিচার আর তা বাস্তবায়নের শ্লথগতির জন্য তাদের ধারণা হয়েছে কোন বিচার হবে না বা বিএনপির এ ব্যাপারে হেডম /স্বদিচ্ছা নাই.
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The World Bank has approved a $300 million loan to improve primary education for 26 million children in Bangladesh, from pre-primary to Grade 5.
#WorldBank #Bangladesh #PrimaryEducation #Centristnation
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Proud to say I was at the ground working in the press box for every Bangladesh double-hundred till date.
Mushfiq in Galle 2013
Tamim in Khulna 2015
Shakib in Wellington 2017
Mushfiq in Dhaka 2018
Mushfiq in Dhaka 2020
Hridoy in Sylhet 2026
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Power, timing and pure class! Watch all the massive sixes from Tawhid Hridoy's magnificent innings against West Indies!
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- WI scored 356 runs.
- BAN were 184/7.
- Playing only his 3rd Test.
TOWHID HRIDOY SMASHED A ICONIC DOUBLE HUNDRED - A Knock for the ages in Bangladesh Test history when the series on the line 🫡🔥
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Today, we pay our deepest respect to the brave army officers, decorated freedom fighters, and sons of Bangladesh who were assassinated on 7 November 1975.
They had stood on the frontlines of our Liberation War in 1971, risking their lives for an independent Bangladesh. Yet, in the turbulent and tragic events of November 1975, their lives were taken.
Among them was Major General Khaled Musharrof, Bir Uttom, Lt Col Khondoker Nazmul Huda Bir Bikrom , Col ATM Haider, Bir Uttam whose contribution to the Liberation War and whose place in our national history deserve to be remembered with dignity and examined with historical honesty.
Their deaths remain a painful chapter in the history of our nation. Their stories deserve more than silence, political interpretations, or selective remembrance. One day, future generations will know who these officers were, what they stood for, what happened to them, and the circumstances surrounding their tragic deaths.
Today, we remember their sacrifices, honour their service to the motherland, and hope that their stories will receive the rightful place they deserve in the history of Bangladesh.
May the fallen heroes never be forgotten. May the truth prevail. May history remember them justly.
Deepest respect to the fallen freedom fighters and army officers of 7 November 1975.
#FreedonFighters
#Bangladesh
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Replying to @mahjabeenkhaled
A nation should learn to honor all its heroes and not politicize or vilify their contributions just because they adhered to one political ideology. Zia, Khaled Mosharraf, Taher, Manzur, Jalil, Osmani …they are all our heroes even though I don’t agree to their politics.
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India’s economy is showing deep cracks. Youth unemployment is shocking high, pollution is enveloping north India, net FDI inflow into the country is close to zero. India’s youth is losing hope. We need the courage to admit to the shortfalls & use the ample talent in the country to design policy.
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By far the best piece you will read today on November 7, 1975
Only in COUNTERPOINT
What Was the True Lesson of November 7? counterpointbd.com/what-was-…






















