1971 Liberation War

Martyred intellectuals. Photo: UNB
Bangladesh

Martyred Intellectuals Day: A day of sorrow and grief for loss of country's best minds

At the end of the nine-month bloodstained liberation war, when the people of the entire country were on the verge of final victory, the members of Razakars, Al-Badr, Al-Shams and the Peace...

President Mohammed Shahabuddin inaugurated the 8th National Conference of the Ekattorer Ghatak Dalal Nirmul Committee at the Osmani Memorial Auditorium on Saturday (18 May). Photo: BSS
Bangladesh

President for all-out resistance against defeated forces of 1971

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South Asia

Pakistan may face another 'Dhaka tragedy': Imran Khan

Students on the streets during the non-cooperation movement of 1971. Photo: Jalaluddin Haider via Muktijuddho E-Archieve Trust
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The independence that we gained, the freedom that we want

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Bangladesh

Ministry making separate list of Razakars who signed up to save their own lives: Mozammel Haque

Liberation War Affairs Minister AKM Mozammel Haque honours 36 Indian and eight Russian members of the Allied Forces for their contributions to the 1971 Liberation War during a ceremony in the capital on Sunday, 17 December. Photo: BSS
Bangladesh

36 Indian, eight Russian soldiers honoured

Kissinger’s foreign policy and courses of action during his active years in office altered the lives of millions across the world. PHOTO: COLLECTED
Bangladesh

Kissinger should have apologised to people of Bangladesh for his role in 1971: Momen

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Court

7 sentenced to death for war crimes in Bagerhat

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Bangladesh

War crimes accused dies at DMCH

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Bangladesh

First Indian Army formation to reach Dhaka during 1971 Liberation War celebrates 60yrs

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Bangladesh

Genocide Scholars recognises 1971 genocide by Pakistan during Bangladesh Liberation War

7 March to independence
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7 March to independence

People came in numbers to the Salutikor killing ground in Sylhet yesterday, two days after it was opened as a memorial park, to pay respect to the martyrs who sacrificed their lives for the country’s independence. Over 200 freedom fighters were killed at this ground, which remained inaccessible to people until now. Photo: Debashish Debu
Bangladesh

‘71 killing ground turned into martyrs memorial park in Sylhet