২০২৪ এর অভূতপূর্ব ছাত্র-গণ আন্দোলনের মাধ্যমে রাজনৈতিক এবং প্রশাসনিক সংস্কারের যে জন-আকাঙ্ক্ষা তৈরি হয়েছিল, তার উপর ভিত্তি করে একজন গণমাধ্যম বিশেষজ্ঞ বুদ্ধিজীবীর নানা মাত্রার পর্যবেক্ষণের প্রতিফলন এই লেখাটি। এই লেখার সব ধরনের মতামত লেখকের ব্যক্তিগত।
ইউনূসের আশা ও আশাভঙ্গের দিনগুলো Read More »
The women without whom Bangladesh’s July uprising could not have succeeded — the ones who organized, led, fed, treated, and fought — have been cast out of the new political order.
The Politics of Invisibility in Post-Uprising Bangladesh Read More »
Bangladesh must end its pervasive culture of mob justice, vindictive politics, and the harassment and arrest of individuals without substantiated evidence.
Bangladesh Stands at a Critical Turning Point Read More »
As the Monsoon Revolution carries the spirit of Amar Ekushey forward, it must also learn from it.
What Amar Ekushey Means for the Monsoon Revolution Read More »
Power, when regained, tends to mirror the methods once used to suppress it. The fear-driven state apparatus remains unchanged — only the actors change.
The Faces Change, the Fear Remains: Bangladesh’s Political Trap Read More »
Despite the fall of the authoritarian government, trans and intersex Bangladeshis remain tethered to the existing systems of social and digital criminalization.
Will the Policing of Trans People Continue in the ‘New Bangladesh?’ Read More »
After the chaotic ouster of the Authoritarian government, Bangladesh finds itself grappling with mob lynchings and religious and ethnic violence. The rule of law must be established first before addressing other pressing concerns.
From Suffering Tyranny to Self Immolation: How a Nation Imploded after Decades of Abuse Read More »
The relief that ensued from the authoritarian government’s collapse in Bangladesh proved fleeting as a pall of uncertainty clouds the horizon.
The youth who wrest Bangladesh free from the shackles of authoritarianism matter, their voices matter. Let them play the most prominent role in the mission of building a new Bangladesh.
Let the Old Bangladesh be Dead Read More »
Female students, and women in general, played a prominent role in the July Revolution that brought down Bangladesh’s authoritarian regime. Yet their contributions are now being brushed over, and their voices and demands are overlooked.
Carry on Sisters, the Revolution Continues Read More »
Instead of holding the authoritarian regime accountable, two echelons of Bangladeshi society — the obscenely wealthy elite and the intellectual vanguard — have been its silent partners and absolvers.
The Wealthy Elite and Intellectuals Have Failed Bangladesh Read More »
