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Time to move on
It is time that Bangladesh move on to seeking reconciliation with Islamabad by treating history as history
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Scars that run deep
There is no denying that the people of erstwhile East Pakistan were subjected to injustices before and during 1971
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Row over executions: Pakistan rejects Dhaka war crimes complicity charge
Summons Bangladeshi envoy to record protest
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Pakistan voices anguished concern at Dhaka hangings
FO says there is need for reconciliation in Bangladesh
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WAR CRIMES: Bangladesh hangs opposition leaders
President Abdul Hamid turned down the pleas just hours after the two leaders sought the pardon
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Bangladesh hangs opposition leaders for war crimes
The 67-year-old Mujahid was sentenced to death for war crimes such as the killing of the country's top intellectuals
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Bangladesh to hang opposition leaders in hours
President Abdul Hamid turned down pleas just hours after the two leaders sought pardon in a bid to escape the gallows
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Bangladesh opposition leaders on death row seek pardon
Ali Mujahid and Salahuddin Chowdhury are facing execution for their roles in 1971 independence war
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Bangladesh bars entry of five Pakistanis
The men wanted to testify for condemned BNP member
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‘Joi Bangla’
In my reckoning, our erstwhile compatriots may well forgive us but can never forget what was done to them.
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Respecting sovereignty —ours and theirs
In the run up to the Asia Cup final, some people on social media trivialised their struggle for independence.
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The birth of Bangladesh
How does Islamabad explain contradictory stand of apology, one on Bangladesh & the other on the attack by Nato forces?
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The shadow of 1971
The lesson of 1971 is that the military must neither govern nor should it be used against its own people.
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Ex commodores share opinion about 1971
Air Commodore (retd) Jamal Hussain says developing nations with self respect always learn from the bitter lessons.
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Personal accounts of 1971
Bilwani describes how Gujarati business clans from West Pakistan lost their investments East Pakistan following 1971.
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Bangladesh days
Early on economists articulated economic planning could not proceed on the assumption that Pakistan was one economy.
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Bangladesh independence 1971: Surrender at Chittagong
A Pakistan army officer recalls his experience with his Indian counterparts immediately after laying down arms.
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Remembering 1971: A retired major tells the story he’d rather forget
He wants you to hear his tale of discrimination and misunderstanding that led to the events of December 16, 1971.
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Fishing away: The agonies of stateless citizens
NARA issues alien cards to fishermen for Rs250 every year.
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Remembering 1971
War in East Pakistan was an intra-state conflict that has once again become familiar in Pakistan: unequal development.
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Rethinking the big lies from 1971
Whitewashed propaganda continues to feed millions of South Asians a history that is best a poor reflection of reality.
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No lessons learnt in forty years
Today is the fortieth anniversary of when Lt General Niazi surrendered to India and Bangladesh forces.
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First testimony in Bangladesh war crimes trial
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina established war crimes tribunal after she returned to power in 2009.
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Bangladesh war trial sparks rival calls for justice
One of them gouged out my right eye and stabbed me several times in the chest, says Sairun Nesa who survived massacre.
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Bangladesh MP charged with war crimes
Prosecutor says Chowdhury directly implicated in the murder of a high-profile Hindu businessman.
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Bangladesh charges first suspect over 1971 war
Jamaat-e-Islami leader charged with 20 counts including murder, genocide, rape, forcibly converting Hindus to Islam.
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Bangladesh police detain 300 Jamaat-e-Islami party members
Two Jamaat-e-Islami leaders, including the acting chief, were among those detained for inciting violence.
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Islamic party protests turn violent across Bangladesh
Activists belonging to the Jamaat-e-Islami party fought running battles with steel-helmeted riot police in Dhaka.
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Good governance issues in South Asia
Pakistani concerns are entirely on different aspect of governance, on lack of quality legal and judicial systems.
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Indian PM Singh's on 'historic' Bangladesh visit
Visit comes months after Singh triggered row with comments that many Bangladeshis were "anti-Indian".
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Bangladesh war crimes court to charge first suspect
Senior official of the opposition Jamaat-e-Islami scheduled to be the first case presented in court.
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Victims of history?
The ecstasy and agony of this week is underscored by the National Day of Mourning in Bangladesh.
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The pros and cons of partitions
Partition of British India did not begin with a war, but perpetual conflict on Kashmir resulted in nuclear arsenals.
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On this Independence Day
The Pakistani mind is as subject to disorder as society itself.
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Bangladesh war crimes court to open
A Bangladeshi court due on Wednesday will formally frame charges against Delwar Hossain Sayedee for war crimes.
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Major issues between old rivals India and Pakistan
The two South Asian nations have fought three wars since they became free nations in 1947.
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War crime charges against Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami leader
Sayedee is detained along with other war crime suspects from his Jamaat-e-Islami party.
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Grim tales of Bangladesh's accidental hangman
Miah was a hangman, one of around 15 specially trained convicts who carry out executions in prisons across Bangladesh.
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Bangladesh economy growth 'best in decades'
The economy expanded by 6.66 percent in the 12 months to June, the fastest pace since the early 1970s
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Standing at the crossroads again
The 9/11 terrorist attack on the US brought Pakistan to another crossroads.
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Trajectories of Pakistan and Bangladesh
Bangladesh and Pakistan muddle along on a similar path even after separating.
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Remembering an erased past — 1971
An apology by the Pakistani state to the people of Bangladesh may finally start a healing process.
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Lahoris mark Bangladesh’s independence
Speaker says discrimination against Bengalis began with declaring Urdu as the only national language.
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We have failed the Lahore Resolution
It may be instructive to reflect upon our actions in East Bengal, apply the lessons learned to the Balochis.
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Dhaka hosts 'Dhamaka' World Cup ceremony
Opening ceremony features fireworks, captains of competing teams paraded through historic Bangabandhu Stadium.
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Amnesty warns Bangladesh politician may have been tortured
Amnesty International urges investigation in to claims that BNP's Salauddin Quader Chowdhury was tortured in custody.
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The defeat of bigotry
Asma’s role as president SCBA may very well be greater than that of any other woman politician.
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Bangladesh court bans religion in politics
Bangladesh’s SC has reinstated a ban on Islamic political parties in the latest blow to religious hardliners.
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Bangladesh court bans religion in politics: law minister
Bangladesh's Supreme Court has reinstated a ban on Islamic political parties.
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Bangladeshi tribunal targets Jamaat-e-Islami leaders
Bangladesh’s war crimes tribunal issued its first arrest warrants on Monday, a court official said.

















































