The Religious Freedom and Rights of Bangladeshi Hindus Under Threat
The Hindu students of Chittagong Grammar School (Upper section, Surson Road, Chittagong)^1 have asked this year that they get free during Durga Puja from 2nd October to 5th October. The school has roughly 100 Hindu students and majority of the teachers are Hindu as well, however the school board has decided not to give the […]
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How Durga Puja is celebrated in Kolkata and its Cultural Significance
India is a land of festivals, more so Bengal where the common refrain of ‘Baro Maash, Tero Parbon’ (Twelve Months with Thirteen Festivals) is part of popular culture. The most popular festival is Durga Puja, which is in line with the festive season in India. To understand the significance of Durga Puja, one has to […]
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Demanding Total Ban on Jihadi Curriculum in AMU, Jamia and Hamdard
Open Letter to PM Modi by Academics 27th July, 2022 Shri Narendra Modi Ji,Hon. Prime Minister of India,7 Lok Kalyan Marg,New Delhi – 110001 Mananiye Pradhan Mantri Ji, Sadar Naman, We the undersigned wish to bring to your notice the brazenly Jihadi Islamic course curriculum being followed by certain departments of state funded Islamic universities […]
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HOW COMES 16TH AUGUST : LOOT, MURDER, ARSON, RAPE, ABDUCTION AND CONVERSION
Part: 1. Even before the Direct Action resolution was passed on 29th July 1946 in Bombay Conference of All Indian Muslim League under the stewardship of Muhammad Ali Jinnah, Bengal Muslim leaders were sharpening their weapons for Jehad in Bengal. Abul Hashim, Bengal Muslim League leader, had declared at a date quite prior to 29th […]
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1971 genocide: How Yahya’s demonetization robbed Hindus of millions
Sumit Roy On 8th June 1971, the Pakistan government promulgated Martial Law Regulation No. 81 that demonetized two categories of currency notes: (a) all currency notes stamped with “Joy Bangla”, “Bangla Desh”, “Dhaka” or any term that hinted at secession or independence of East Pakistan & (b) all currency notes of denominations 100 and 500, […]
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Deposition of Jyotirmoee Das, Wife of Ramnath Das — A Female eyewitness of Noakhali Hindu Genocide 1946
(Collected From Saurendra Kumar Basu) On the day of Laxmipuja, Friday at about 10 a.m. many people came armed with Teta, spear, two guns. Then we all women got on the roof. Then the rogues set fire all around. Manindrababu, Kanu Roy (son of Pyari Roy)went forward to seek forgiveness. Hardly had he sought forgiveness […]
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Bangladesh: 79 Hindus killed in last 6 months, property worth 26 crores destroyed, says report
Govinda Chandra Pramanik, secretary-general of the Bangladesh Jatiya Hindu Mahajot, claimed that 79 members of the Hindu minority had been killed in Bangladesh till June 30 this year. From January 1 to June 30, 26 crores 2 lakh 30 thousand takas were extorted and 157 Hindu families and temples were looted, 620 people were threatened […]
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Global webinar on West Bengal Day
West Bengal is not just the name of a province. This is the last home of the Bengali community, where they can cherish their religion, tradition, culture and folklore. Why is West Bengal Day celebrated? What is the significance? Let’s find out … In 1940, at the Lahore session of the Muslim League, Fazlul Huq, […]
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Remembering Golahat massacre, a forgotten chapter of the 1971 Hindu genocide
Yesterday was the 51st anniversary of the infamous Golahat Hindu massacre in the Nilphamari district of Bangladesh. On June 13, 1971, 436 innocent Hindus were slaughtered, promising to reach India safely by train. On this day, the culvert and the railway line of Golahat turned into an ocean of corpses. The infamous Hindu massacre was […]
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History of naming different districts of Bangladesh which actually represent Hindu culture
East Bengal, once an integral part of India, is now known to all as Bangladesh. The Sanatani culture is inextricably linked with the naming of districts in Bangladesh. This becomes clear when one looks at the history of naming districts. Today’s article is about the history of naming some such districts. Satkhira The original name […]
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