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Student quota protests leave Bangladesh in mourning for 150 lives.

Bangladesh mourns as student protests leave 150 dead

July 29, 2024, 07:16 PM - 2 min read

Following the turmoil, the government has declared a nationwide day of mourning, urging citizens to wear black badges to honor the deceased.

Dhaka on high alert as students call for new protests

July 29, 2024, 05:48 PM - 2 min read

This heightened security came after a faction of student protestors called for renewed demonstrations, despite a recent withdrawal of protests by their coordinators.

Students gather at the Indian border, their passports being scrutinised by a BSF personnel, following the outbreak of violence in Bangladesh.

Over 6,000 Indian students evacuated from Bangladesh: MEA

July 25, 2024, 05:00 PM - 2 min read

The turmoil stems from student protests demanding the Sheikh Hasina-led government to abolish a controversial job quota system.

Indian MEA Confirms Safe Return Of 4500 Students From Bangladesh.

Over 4500 Indian students return safely from Bangladesh

July 22, 2024, 08:08 AM - 2 min read

In the latest update regarding the situation in Bangladesh, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has announced that over 4,500 Indian students have safely returned to India amid ongoing protests in the country.

Visuals from student protests in Bangladesh, driven by demands to abolish a quota system that reserves 30% of government jobs for families of 1971 independence fighters. The unrest has led to nationwide clashes.

Student protestors torch jail, release inmates in Bangladesh

July 20, 2024, 10:12 AM - 2 min read

In response to the turmoil, Dhaka police have imposed a ban on all public gatherings in the capital to curb further violence.

Anti-quota supporters clash with police and Awami League supporters in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Nationwide curfew in Bangladesh, 105 killed in protests

July 20, 2024, 08:01 AM - 2 min read

The clashes, which have left at least 105 people dead and over 1,500 injured, represent one of the most severe crises the country has faced in recent years.