Babu Nagari’s Statement: The Faultline between Jamaat and the Scholars of Darul Ulum Deoband
Kamal Sikder
Darul Ulum Deoband, established in 1866 in the wake of the failed 1857 Indian Rebellion against British rule, stands as one of the...
Factors Affecting Jamaat in Bangladesh: A Socio-Political Overview
By Kamal Sikder
Bangladesh is a Muslim-majority country, significantly influenced by the unique nature of Sufi Islam. This is because Islam spread in the Bengal...
Is the proportional representation system good for Bangladesh?
By Kamal Sikder
Since the new interim government took office, various political parties, including Jamaat-e-Islami and numerous intellectuals, have voiced support for transitioning from Bangladesh’s...
Bangladesh must raise its voice against the audacity of Indian Media
By Kamal Sikder
Ever since the fall of Sheikh Hasina’s autocratic regime in Bangladesh, the Indian media has launched a coordinated smear campaign against the...
Stolen Funds Could Secure Hasina’s Return to Bangladeshi Politics
By Helal Mohiuddin
In 1986, a mass coup occurred in the Philippines, much like the situation in Bangladesh in 2024. The corrupt authoritarian ruler, Ferdinand...
The Jamaat Dilemma: Can Islamism and Democracy co-exist in Bangladesh Political Future?
By Kamal Sikder
On 29 July 2025 at the UN‑organised convention at the InterContinental in Dhaka, Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Dr Shafiqur Rahman addressed the gathering commemorating the victims...
Rumour of a Pakistan-Bangladesh Nuclear Treaty: Will India Pre-emptively Attack Bangladesh?
By Kamal Sikder
The recent comments by Professor Shahiduzzaman, a prominent security specialist from Bangladesh, have ignited a firestorm of debate in the region. Professor...
Why Did Shibir Win in the DUCSU Election?
Sabina Ahmed
Following the July 2024 uprising, yesterday’s DUCSU election was the first organized election in Bangladesh, with 70–75% of Dhaka University students participating voluntarily....
The Role of Pakistan’s Shaheen-III Missile in the Iran-Israel Tensions: Reality or Speculation?
By Kamal Sikder
In recent weeks, Israeli media has been abuzz with reports suggesting that if tensions between Iran and Israel escalate into a full-blown...
Bangladesh’s Political Crossroads: Embrace New Politics or Face a Generational Uprising
If traditional political parties do not abandon rent-seeking politics, including extortion, land grabbing, lobbying, and partisan control, they will face strong opposition, protests, and...
