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India's statement on the demolition of house number 32 in Dhanmondi and Bangladesh's reaction The Indian government has issued a statement strongly condemning the recent demolition of the historic residence of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman on Dhanmondi Road No. 32. Indian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said, "The historic residence of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, a symbol of heroic resistance against occupation and oppression, has been demolished. The matter is very sad." The Bangladesh government has described India's statement as 'unexpected' and 'unwanted'. Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Rafiqul Alam said, "We have seen various adverse situations arising in the neighboring country. But Bangladesh does not officially comment on the internal affairs of any state. Bangladesh also receives the same from others...

📌 International Desk | Bangla.fm There has been renewed tension over the future of Gaza. The United States has said it is considering “all options” regarding who will take control of Gaza. However, the United Nations has strongly warned against such plans, calling them “signals of the forced displacement of Gazans.” 🔹 US position A senior White House official said that various options are being analyzed for how Gaza’s security and administrative structure will be managed. However, he did not specify whether it would be a military occupation, a new governance structure, or one under international supervision. A US State Department spokesperson said, “We want to ensure long-term stability in Gaza and are considering all options in this regard…

🔹 Israel withdraws troops from Gaza's divided corridor, is ceasefire talks possible? Israel's military presence in the heart of Gaza divided the two parts. But today, Israeli forces withdrew from there. Military analysts say it is still unclear whether this is a strategic shift or a sign of a ceasefire. Meanwhile, the UN and the international community are increasing pressure for a ceasefire. 🔹 US says 'all options will be explored regarding the occupation of Gaza', UN warns The US State Department said the US is considering "all options" to determine who will control Gaza. World leaders find the decision worrying. The UN said in a statement that the forcible expulsion of the people of Gaza would be considered "ethnic cleansing".

🔹 Excess salt intake increases the risk of heart disease The World Health Organization (WHO) says that consuming just 5 grams of salt per day is enough, but most people consume much more salt than necessary. Recent studies have shown that excess salt increases the risk of high blood pressure, stroke and heart disease many times over. Doctors advise not to add excess salt to food and to avoid processed foods. 🔹 Lack of sleep can cause weight gain A new study says that less than 6 hours of sleep per day disrupts the body's hormonal balance, which increases appetite and increases the possibility of weight gain. Researchers say that at least 7-8 hours of sleep per day is very important for a healthy body. 🔹…

Released Israeli prisoner did not know his wife and daughters were killed His family, who live in Britain, told the media, “We knew it would be very difficult to tell him this news. He had been in captivity for four months, had survived, but had lost the people he loved the most.” They added, “When he was in captivity, he had hoped to return to his family after his release. But now he is facing the biggest void of his life.” After nearly four months in Hamas captivity, the recently released Israeli citizen was reunited with his family. But when he learned that his wife and daughters were no longer alive, he…

February 9, 2025, Washington/UN Headquarters: Tensions are rising over the situation in Gaza. The United States has announced that it is “considering all options” for the future administration of Gaza, which could include Israeli occupation, multilateral administration, or local governance. However, the United Nations has strongly warned against the move, saying that “there is a risk of ethnic cleansing in Gaza,” which could amount to a violation of international human rights. US position: What will be the future of Gaza? A US State Department spokesman said, “We are reviewing all options regarding the occupation or administration of Gaza. We must ensure lasting stability and security in the region.” Experts believe that this may include plans to establish a pro-Israeli administration, which could hinder the path to Palestinian autonomy…

9 February 2025, Gaza: After months of heightened tensions, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) announced that they had withdrawn their troops from the dividing corridor in the heart of Gaza. The corridor separated northern and southern Gaza, and has been a key military position during the recent conflict. The withdrawal of troops may bring some relief to movement within Gaza, but analysts are divided on whether it is a sign of long-term peace or part of a shift in military strategy. Reasons and context for the withdrawal The Netzerim Corridor is a territory occupied by Israel. It was created in the Gaza Strip during the ongoing Israel-Hamas war. The corridor divides the Gaza Strip in half. It is located just south of Gaza City and is…

The Public Administration Reforms Commission has proposed to declare four old divisions in the country as provinces, but Sylhet has not been included in it. This decision has caused deep anger and disappointment among the people of Sylhet. For a long time, the people of Sylhet have been discriminated against due to lack of development and administrative facilities, and now the recommendation not to bring Sylhet under the province is completely unacceptable. If Bangladesh is divided into 4 provinces and Sylhet is not recognized as a separate province, it will be a serious mistake for the government. This will result in widespread protests among the people of Sylhet at home and abroad, which can pose a danger to the government. The economic contribution of the expatriate people of Sylhet to the country's foreign…

Ripon Marma Rangamati Chittagong Hill Tracts Affairs Advisor Ambassador (Retd.) Supradeep Chakma has mentioned that coffee and cashew nuts of Chittagong Hill Tracts will be recognized as reliable branding of Bangladesh. The advisor said this while speaking as the chief guest at a view exchange meeting with the chairman, members and officials of Rangamati Hill Tracts District Council at the meeting room of Rangamati Hill Tracts District Council on Sunday (February 09). In the view exchange meeting chaired by Rangamati Hill Tracts Chairman Kajal Talukder, advisor Supradeep Chakma further told the members that in addition to marketing cashew nuts and coffee as reliable branding of Bangladesh in the agricultural sector of Chittagong Hill Tracts, fruits and vegetables here should be processed and marketed through dry machines. Besides, to maintain the balance of the environment…

Satyajit Das (Moulvibazar Correspondent): Shariful Haque Saju, General Secretary of Qatar BNP, has inquired about the family of Jubo Dal leader Noman Hossain, who was killed in Moulvibazar's Baralekha over the demand for money owed to him. He first visited Noman's grave along with local BNP leaders and activists and later met his family and expressed his condolences. At that time, he demanded exemplary punishment for Noman's killers. In addition, BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman handed over gifts to the family. Saju was present with; Baralekha Upazila BNP Senior Joint Convener Nachib Ali, former advisor Atiqur Rahman Atiq, Upazila Jubo Dal Senior Joint Convener Abdul Qadir Palash, Swechchhasebak Dal Convener Raihan Mujib, etc.