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Habib Imon

  • Journalist & Columnist.

Journalist & Columnist. Presidium Member, Bangladesh Youth Union, Central Committee

Have we forgotten Ahmed Imtiaz Bulbul?
Ahmed Imtiaz Bulbul

Have we forgotten Ahmed Imtiaz Bulbul?

It was March 27, 1971. The curfew was relaxed for a few hours. Whenever the curfew was lifted, Ahmed Imtiaz Bulbul would take his bicycle and first visit Dhaka Medical College, then Palashi Fire Service, the grounds of Dhaka University, Rokeya Hall, and around the British Council—witnessing one corpse after another. He then decided to take revenge for the horrific genocide. That afternoon, he forcefully entered a Bihari's house, took a gun, and formed a small group. He explained to the group, "We need more weapons." During this time, several Biharis' homes were looted for weapons. Using these weapons, he established the first base for the liberation war in Zinzira.

Can women consider the country as their own?
Can women consider the country as their own?

Can women consider the country as their own?

On March 4, Matsushima Sumaya, a player of the national women's football team, mentioned on her verified Facebook page that she was constantly receiving death and rape threats. She also said that she was mentally broken due to these continuous threats

Apprehension about poll and youth suffrage
Apprehension about poll and youth suffrage

Apprehension about poll and youth suffrage

Apprehension and concern are increasing gradually among people whether the election will be free, fair and impartial this time. Even not only the election, many issues are also growing up. But the discussion of poll is coming forward over everything. Election is the time when people get a chance to reflect their will and choose their leadership in a festive atmosphere. But instead, people are tired of seeing the two top political parties wrangling and hostility each other. Awami League wants to participate in elections under Sheikh Hasina while BNP and other parties' demands are completely opposite.