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Bangladesh

Movie Review: The Ghazi Attack

Ajit Duara

To set a film almost entirely in the claustrophobic confines of a war machine, and to keep your attention fixed on it, needs high quality writing

Alone and Away

Taslima Nasrin’s unending search for home

Elsewhere in History

A Bangladeshi writer discovers the East

Kishoreganj, Dhaka: The Death of Joy

Kishoreganj, Dhaka and the rite of memory in the age of terror

Zakir Naik: The Preacher’s Progress

What makes Zakir Naik an incendiary evangelist?

Jihad in Bangladesh

Liberal Dhaka is under the threat of radical Islam but the Hasina government is still in denial

Fear and Faith in Dhaka

Caught between the call of jihad and the politics of poverty, Sheikh Hasina is battling alone for Bangladesh. India and the West had better take notice

Jihad Comes Close to Home

The news from Bangladesh should alert India to the threat from ISIS. It is real and immediate

Message from Bangladesh

The writing is on the wall for both Mahendra Singh Dhoni and ODIs

When 14,000 Bangladeshis will become Indians and 37,000 Indians, Bangladeshis

In June, a land swap will finally merge border enclaves of India and Bangladesh into each other’s territories. A ground report

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