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Sheikh Hasina: Life, political struggle and a long journey in the history of Bangladesh

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Sheikh Hasina: Life, political struggle and a long journey in the history of Bangladesh September 28 is a well-known date associated with the political history of Bangladesh. Sheikh Hasina was born on this day in 1947 in Tungipara, Gopalganj. She is the eldest child of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, one of the main leaders of the independence movement of Bangladesh, and Begum Fazilatunnesa Mujib. Her 79th birthday is on September 28, 2026. Sheikh Hasina's political career has been intertwined with important developments in the state and politics of Bangladesh for decades. Leadership of the Awami League, opposition politics, serving multiple terms as Prime Minister, various economic and infrastructural initiatives, and at the same time, debates on elections, political rights, and human rights are important parts of her political career. To understand her life, one must look at her personal history and the political changes in Bangladesh side by side. The 1975 family massacre, long exile, re...

Sundarbans: An Ecological Process

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  The Sundarbans: A Natural Wonder of Ongoing Ecological Processes The Sundarbans is one of the world's most unique and important ecosystems. As a deltaic region formed from the sediments deposited by three great rivers, the Ganges, Brahmaputra and Meghna, it provides a significant example of ongoing ecological processes. The delta formation and subsequent colonization of newly formed islands and associated mangrove communities are some of the processes that have shaped the Sundarbans landscape over time. Delta Formation and Colonization The Sundarbans is a product of delta formation, which led to the creation of new deltaic islands. These islands have been significant for the colonization of mangrove communities. As the land was formed, seeds were carried by the river water and deposited on the newly formed islands. Over time, these seeds grew into mangrove forests that now cover much of the deltaic region. Monsoon Rains and Flooding Monsoon rains play a critical role in shaping t...

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