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NewAge Longreads
Independence Day Special 2026
REMEMBERING AGAINST FORGETTING Immodest reflections on independence
Independence Day Special 2026
When the river swallows its own banks: the politics of betrayal
Independence Day Special 2026
INDEPENDENCE DAY 2026 Rejoicing or reflecting?
Independence Day Special 2026
CLASH BETWEEN SECULAR VS ISLAMIC ETHOS What constitutes independence for women?
Independence Day Special 2026
Strategic equilibrium between Bangladesh and India
Independence Day Special 2026
Conflict of interest and the future of democratic trust in Bangladesh
Independence Day Special 2026
Unmaking of An Authoritarian Regime
POST-MASS UPRISING BANGLADESH - Making the new dawn real
12 min read
My ballad of fear and resistance
5 min read
RAISING THE FATHER’S HOUSE: Uprising, memory, and the end of obedience
7 min read
JULY FILES: How memes shaped dissent, what comes after
7 min read
‘I held on to Abu Sayed’s truth’
7 min read
WITNESSING JULY UPRISING: Days at the DMCH
10 min read
INJURED PROTESTERS OF JULY: Weaponising health care to quell protest
6 min read
ECHOES OF JULY: A broken unity and an unfinished struggle
6 min read
Reform, Rhetoric, Reality
The illusion of reform
Repairing the state
‘When we are talking about justice, we mean justice, not revenge or retaliation’
Why national unity matters now
HOPE AND FRAGILITY: Democratic crossroads
The screen prints are back
Fall of fascism and the burden of hope
Return of dreams
National Memory Making
POSTMEMORY AND POST-AMNESIA How have we arrived here and where shall we go?
Remembering the dead without graves
STATELESS JULY MARTYR: Noor Mostofa
The revolution will be televised, marketed, and sold back to you
JULY 2024 A revolution that never was
‘Freedom is a constant struggle’
ON JULY WOMEN’S DAY 2025 Nationalised celebration of women’s resistance
Towards July 36 and beyond
Fragility and Tenacity of Hope
Asleep at the helm
POST-JULY BANGLADESH: Institutional crises and deep state’s shadow
Who’s leading whom in post-Hasina Bangladesh?
Are we heading to a missed opportunity for state reconstruction?
No new dawn for women
JULY UPRISING: Justification, failure and possibility
‘In the changed political context, collective punishment of the Bawm community continues’
Fear of truth in post-uprising Bangladesh
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