Bangladesh's Independence
Conflict looms without consensus on elections
It was agreed that the interim government would run the country based on discussions and consensus with various political parties and relevant stakeholders; however, as time passes, disagreements between the government and different political parties are increasing. Even on the crucial issue of state reforms, consensus has not been established. Several commissions formed for reform have submitted their proposals, but there seems to be little interest in them within the political arena. Some political parties have even raised the demand for national elections to be held by July-August. This has created a sense of hesitation within the government as well. After assuming office, the interim government strongly stated that elections would only be held after the necessary reforms, but given the changed situation, the government appears to be becoming more flexible about holding elections.
PM greets freedom fighters with gifts on Independence Day
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Tuesday greeted freedom fighters of the country on the occasion of Independence and National Day.
President, PM pay homage at National Memorial
On the occasion of Independence, President Mohammed Shahabuddin and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina paid deep tribute to the martyrs of the Great Liberation War by laying wreaths at the Savar National Martayr's Memorial.
Path shown by Sheikh Mujibur Rahman is our only path: Quader
The path shown by Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman is our only path. He gave us freedom. He is not with us today, but he is always our source of inspiration. He will guide us in every crisis.
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