Subir Bhaumik

3 days ago | eurasiareview.com | Subir Bhaumik

While India and Pakistan were raining missiles and launching combat drones and aircrafts at each other, Bangladesh’s interim government silently performed a surgical strike on the country’s polity. It decided to ban all activities of the former ruling Awami League headed by former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, including its online presence, under the Anti-Terrorism Act until ongoing trials for alleged war crimes of the party and its leaders are completed.

6 days ago | eurasiareview.com | Subir Bhaumik

In a dangerous escalation towards all-out war, Pakistan has mounted massive drone raids on a wide front against Indian cities and airports on Thursday evening after similar Indian swarm drone attacks on several Pakistani cities earlier in the day with Delhi claiming destruction of a Pakistani Air Defence system in the city of Lahore. The Indian Navy attacked Pakistan’s major port Karachi, hitting oil dumps late on Thursday night.

1 week ago | eurasiareview.com | Subir Bhaumik

Bangladesh’s interim government chief adviser Muhammad Yunus is caught in a crossfire with both friends and foes gunning for him over a host of controversial issues ranging from women rights to a humanitarian corridor for neighbouring Myanmar. The Islamist parties, so far the strongest backers of the interim government, are up in arms over a report by the women commission set up by the Yunus administration as part of intended reforms to the country’s polity, economy and society.

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Subir Bhaumik

5 hours agoIndia: Youth brutally attacks another with axe over minor call dispute, victim criticalShamli, India - April 27, 2025 In a shocking incident from Toda village in Shamli's Chausana area, a man attacked another villager with an axe over a dispute related to talking to a girl on the phone. The incident occurred in Toda village, Shamli district, Uttar Pradesh, northern India, on April 27.

2 weeks ago | eurasiareview.com | Subir Bhaumik

Forget about the shrill TV anchors who want war, surgical strikes and maximum punishment for Pakistan. Forget about politicians who also demand much the same. War hype does not work as national policy. We are all outraged by the terror strike in Pahalgam which some feel was waiting to happen. All due to the complacency which has become a national habit. In the all-party meeting on Pahalgam, the Home Ministry has admitted to “lapse”.