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Jan 19, 2025 |
thedailystar.net | Anu Muhammad
Mass uprisings played a significant role in Bangladesh's history. For instance, during the Language Movement of 1952, a situation akin to a mass uprising arose, leading to the formal recognition of Bangla, although, in reality, that spirit has yet to be fully embraced even today. However, the movement, which went on to claim several lives, marked a major turning point in our history. The next major mass uprising occurred in 1969, leading to the fall of Ayub Khan, the military general of Pakistan.
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Dec 15, 2024 |
en.prothomalo.com | Anu Muhammad
People of this country have created many stories of indomitable struggle against disparity, repression and dominance at different junctures of history. We had to fight again and again against colonial rule, civil-military dictatorships, ethnic repression and inequality and for rights of language and education, democracy and equality. The Liberation War of 1971 is the biggest of these struggles. It was an irresistible fight of people against a marauding Pakistani army.
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Oct 31, 2024 |
thedailystar.net | Anu Muhammad
It has been almost three months since the interim government took office. During this period, it has taken several notable steps, including the formation of various commissions to begin the reform process of key sectors and suspension of the indemnity law in the energy sector—steps largely viewed as positive. However, there are many other tasks that it should prioritise. It is surprising that to this day, there has been no official list of the deceased and injured from the July uprising.
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Oct 4, 2024 |
thedailystar.net | Anu Muhammad
The profession of teaching holds a special importance and responsibility that no one can deny. Teachers have a huge influence on shaping the direction of their students' lives. And they are not just institution-bound. I have favourite teachers from institutions—school, college, and university—and also those from outside these institutions. When I became a teacher myself, I had an extraordinary experience.
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Sep 26, 2024 |
thedailystar.net | Anu Muhammad
The problems in the energy and power sector have not accumulated over just 15 years. It began in the early 1980s. At the root of the problem lies the neo-liberal ideological approach that since then turned the power sector into a profit-making enterprise for a handful of local and foreign businesses.
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