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Wedding season - Wedding business at post-Covid high in Salt Lake - Vimarsana News

Wedding season - Wedding business at post-Covid high in Salt Lake

Price rise, rituals borrowed from other cultures, stress on decor and photography push up bill but dates too few in almanac this spring

Bangladesh: Checking Islamist Extremism in a Pivotal Democracy - Vimarsana News

Bangladesh: Checking Islamist Extremism in a Pivotal Democracy

Bangladesh, the world's third largest Muslim-majority nation, is facing challenges from violent Islamist groups. The government is cracking down on radical groups and emphasizing the democratic principles of the country's founding, but radical Islamism still threatens to undermine stability in Bangladesh. Radicalization and terrorism are directly linked to government corruption and a lack of trust in the representative political process. To build trust in the political process, Bangladesh needs to strengthen its democratic institutions and develop a culture of transparency in the gov...

"Tortured in custody": Biker accused in traffic police beating case says - Vimarsana News

"Tortured in custody": Biker accused in traffic police beating case says

A Dhaka court today granted bail to a female lawyer in a case filed over mob beating of a traffic police sergeant in Dhaka's Jurain area following an altercation with commuters on a motorcycle yesterday (June 7, 2022) morning.

Bangladesh Editorials Express Frustration over Limits in Reporting - Vimarsana News

Bangladesh Editorials Express Frustration over Limits in Reporting

AP Leading newspapers in Bangladesh on Wednesday expressed frustration over a media environment in which a major investigative report leveling allegations against senior leaders and key institutions in the country had been met with “silence” in the domestic press. Editorials in The Daily Star and The Dhaka Tribune noted that media outlets had widely reported on the government response to an Al Jazeera report published on Monday, without describing allegations it contained. “We are facing the absurd situation of publishing the government response without publishing what the...