By DST’s Editorial Team, The announcement of a national election schedule should have been a moment of reassurance for Bangladesh, a signal that the country is steadily returning to constitutional normalcy. Instead, it has arrived amid unease, political tension and
Victory Day, observed on December 16, stands as one of the most defining moments in Bangladesh’s history. It marks the day in 1971 when, after nine months of a brutal Liberation War, the nation emerged free from Pakistani rule. More
DST News: To highlight the significance of Victory Day among the younger generation, Jamaat-e-Islami organized a youth marathon that saw a massive turnout of party leaders, activists and supporters in the capital. The marathon was formally inaugurated at 8:00 am
DST News: Bangladesh is celebrating Victory Day today, marking 54 years since the country achieved independence through the historic War of Liberation in 1971. The day commemorates the supreme sacrifices of three million martyrs and the suffering of countless others
