The Lawyer Who Refused to Look Away Sara Hossain and the Unyielding Politics of Justice By Sangram Datta In Bangladesh, where the law can be both an instrument of protection and a battleground over...
America has global alliances and technological strength, China has industrial scale, and India has a vast and relatively young population. Turning those advantages into lasting power will be the real challenge.
Ceuta illustrates how quickly humanitarian concerns, security requirements, domestic politics and European law can collide at the same border.
A small Kharia community has survived for generations in Bangladesh’s tea gardens, but its ancestral language is now at risk of disappearing with its oldest speakers.
The launch puts India alongside countries such as Germany, Japan and China that have spent years developing hydrogen rail technology, but each has taken a different route towards adoption.
The latest Henley Passport Index puts Singapore first, Canada seventh and the US 10th. Bangladesh ranks 95th, raising questions about how diplomatic relationships affect international mobility.
Nearly 20,000 Bangladesh-related refugee claims were still pending in Canada as of March 31.
Puri’s Jagannath Temple Is More Than a Monument. It Is a Living Centre of Faith Sangram Datta: On India’s eastern seaboard, where the Bay of Bengal meets the ancient cultural landscape of Odisha, l...
Balishira Hill Uprising: Bangladesh’s Forgotten Peasant Struggle for Land, Dignity and Justice Sangram Datta: On February 19, 1963, long before Bangladesh emerged as an independent nation, thousands...
