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Even 53 years after Bangladesh’s independence, the chilling memories of the Wapda massacre continue to haunt Jagannath Dey, an artist by profession.

Outwardly a champion of democracy and freedom, Kissinger may have cracked the Chinese regime open but deceit and perfidy marked his engagement with New Delhi

Krishnendu Bose is a visionary Indian filmmaker with a profound commitment to storytelling. In 1985, he established Earthcare Films -- a platform renowned for producing award-winning documentaries that address wildlife conservation and environmental justice. His latest endeavour, “Bay of Blood”, is a gripping documentary that delves deep into the heart of Bangladesh’s

The 95-minute documentary features an array of prominent testimonies, including those of army defectors, former peasants turned freedom fighters, survivors of genocide, eyewitnesses to Operation Searchlight, rape survivors, political figures from the time, the first Bengali cricket player on the Pakistan Cricket Team in 1971, family members of Genocide victims, and students

European Bangladesh Forum (EBF) organized an international conference on the recognition of Bangladesh's Genocide at Dhaka University where leaders expressed firm determination to continue efforts to draw the attention of the world community to the 1971 genocide.