Dhaka: Hindu family emigrates to escape from Islamist attacks
Violence against Hindus in Bangladesh is not new. However, the number of Islamist hate attacks on the Hindu community has increased recently in Bangladesh. The family of Pintu Lal Das, a minority Hindu, has been forced to leave their residential address in the face of direct and indirect threats and attacks for the past 7 […]
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Why Didn’t Celebrate World Refugee Day?
World Refugee Day on 20th June, The UN declared but Bangladesh govt didnt. A questiom arised that why didn’t celebrate World Refugee Day? They said, Bangladesh also UN member state also BD still didn’t recognize CHT Jummo indigenous peoples identify, BD govt.said to UN, Bangladesh there is no an indigenous peoples.
Keep Reading →Coming out of Partition: Refugee Women of Bengal
Coming out of Partition: Refugee Women of Bengal by Gargi Chakravartty. Bluejay Books 2005. This books sheds light on the conditions of the refugee women of Bengal.
Keep Reading →Children of Refugees (2)
Ruminations on the exodus of the Bengali Hindus from East Bengal (Bangladesh). Episode 2: Across the Border Kalidas Ghosh My ancestral home was in Jhandi Gram, Bhanga Thana in Faridpur district of present day Bangladesh. My grandfather and father studied in Bhanga English High School and Faridpur Rajendra College. My grandfather passed matriculate and my […]
Keep Reading →Children of Refugees
Ruminations on the exodus of the Bengali Hindus from East Bengal (Bangladesh) and revelations of the darkest truths from the closets of the socalled “Marxist/Communist” Bengali. [Why did our parents try to hide the truth from us? Why did no East Bengali writer or film director or musician ever explain in their work or outside […]
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