Bhrat Khan

Press freedom in Bangladesh is at risk, accreditation of 167 journalists revoked, Editors Council expresses concern. The Editors Council of Bangladesh has condemned the interim government's decision to revoke the accreditation of 167 journalists , stating that this action endangers press freedom. This move raises the threat of censorship and weakens the democratic environment. The Press Information Department has canceled the accreditation of 167 journalists in three phases. PTI, Dhaka: The Editors Council of Bangladesh has condemned the interim government's decision to revoke the accreditation of 167 journalists , stating that this action threatens press freedom. This step raises the risk of censorship and also weakens the democratic environment. The Dhaka tribune newspaper reported on Tuesday that the press Information Department has canceled the accreditation of 167 journalists in three phases. Many experienced journalists and editors are included in this list, which has...

Modi Support To Sheikh Hasina? Bangladesh’s political landscape is becoming increasingly volatile, and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s administration faces significant challenges. Recently, Bangladeshi students held large protests against reservation policies, adding pressure on the government.  Amidst this turmoil, the role of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has become a point of discussion. Will Modi back Hasina, and can the two nations maintain their friendly ties? Challenges Facing Sheikh Hasina in Bangladesh. Sheikh Hasina’s government has been under scrutiny for alleged authoritarian practices and human rights issues. The recent protests provided an opportunity for the opposition and other organizations to challenge her leadership.  As the unrest intensifies, some analysts are speculating about the potential for a military takeover, raising concerns about stability in Bangladesh. India’s Strategic Concerns. For India, the situation is both strategically and dip...