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Students demand immediate action after Hasina's exit, threatening a 'strict programme'

Hasina's resignation fuels unrest in Bangladesh, shaking regional stability and geopolitical ties.

Order comes as Bangladesh's military forms an interim government following violent unrest and Hasina's resignation

Deaths reported in capital Dhaka and in northern districts of Bogra, Pabna and Rangpur

Move comes after student-led uprising over quotas for government jobs

Student leaders call for strikes and non-payment of bills, pressing PM Hasina for concessions after violent crackdown

India will host the 2025 Men's Asia Cup in T20 format, while the 2027 edition in Bangladesh will switch to ODI format

Army patrols and nationwide curfew remain in place, last weeks violence kills 205 people

BCB officials reassure the tournament's schedule, highlighting past successful events during difficult times

Protesters have given the government 48 hours to meet eight demands, including a public apology from PM Hasina

Lower court order that reinstated quotas dismissed, directing 93% of govt jobs to be open to candidates on merit

Violent student protests over job quotas kill 114; Supreme Court hearing scheduled Sunday

Hasina, whose opponents accuse her bending judiciary to her will, hints to public that scheme will be scrapped

According to an AFP tally at least 133 people have been killed his week in Bangladesh

MOFA spokesperson reassures public about the safety of students in Bangladesh

Protests in Bangladesh escalate as students storm prison, free inmates; death toll reaches 105 in clashes with police

Three people killed in the country on Friday as police cracked down on unrelenting student-led protests

Police used tear gas to disperse protesters in Dhaka, where fires and smoke were visible across the city.

Authorities cut some mobile internet services to try to quell unrest, which has killed at least 19 people this week

Most contentious aspect of quota system is reservation of 30 percent of posts for children of freedom fighters

University students block highways demanding end to 'discriminatory' job quotas, seek merit-based selection

Flood situation is worsening rapidly in Bangladesh due to continuous rain and upstream water flow from India

Afghan bowlers successfully dismissed Bangladesh for 105 runs

MoUs in space, telecom, railways, health, and disaster management were signed in presence of Indian PM Narendra Modi

Earlier, Australia had held Bangladesh to 140-8 off their 20 overs

Schools turned into shelters, more than million people stranded in northern areas

Proteas remain unbeaten in Group D points table

In city of 20m, officials have started using an AI-based traffic monitoring system in bid to reduce congestion

175 shelters, dozens of shops, and other facilities burn; officials suspect arson attack amid repeated fire incidents

Powerful cyclone in low-lying Bangladesh and India kills at least 65 people

Approval comes amid calls for funding as persecuted Rohingya struggle to survive in crowded refugee camps

Experts recorded maximum wind speeds of 90 kilometres from the severe Cyclone Remal so far

Extreme temperatures throughout Asia last month made worse as a result of human-driven climate change

Lightning killed 2,800 people in South Asian nation in past decade, with farmers being most vulnerable group

He scored unbeaten 67 as the hosts raced to 126-2 in under 16 overs

Classes suspended in Philippines, Bangladesh due to extreme weather

Weather forecasts suggest no respite from extreme weather in April

The IQAir report was based on data from more than 30,000 monitoring stations in 134 countries and regions

All 23 crew members held hostage, Bangladeshi official confirms

Perpetrators were brought before a competent court, found guilty, and subsequently sentenced to death

Normalcy in bilateral relations started from 1976 when two countries established full-fledged diplomatic ties

Mortar shells from Myanmar land in Bangladesh, 17 wounded, Rohingya among victims; fear grips border villages

Bangladeshi PM Sheikh Hasina has won her fifth term in power in election marred by allegations of pre-poll rigging

Main opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) boycott vote and turnout is low

Hasina, 76, first became prime minister in 1996; this will be her fifth term overall

PM says she did not need to prove credibility of election to anyone

Polling booths ablaze, train arson kills four in Bangladesh, as the opposition boycotts the vote amid rising tensions

Troops deployed amid election violence fears as BNP boycotts polls; PM Hasina blames BNP for protests

Dhaka choked by hazardous smog, air quality index hits 325; similar conditions in New Delhi

Over 16,000 arrested since Oct. 28 as opposition demands neutral caretaker government ahead of national polls