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16/08/2026

How I use A. I to create content, and how you can do the same.

16/08/2026

How Avatar Murad cries every time he checks his Reach on Facebook! 😂
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15/08/2026

15th August and It's most shocking part.

15/08/2026

'A Wedding Night That Changed Everything'.

'A Wedding Night that Changed History!'By mid-1975, things were getting out of hand for Sheikh Mujib. On paper, the top ...
14/08/2026

'A Wedding Night that Changed History!'

By mid-1975, things were getting out of hand for Sheikh Mujib. On paper, the top army officers were loyal to the President but on the ground soldiers were unhappy! And there were solid reasons for that.

Sheikh Mujib created a government's special paramilitary unit commonly known as রক্ষী বাহিনী (Rokkhi Bahini). The Regular Army was unhappy as they saw a new unit getting all the power, a massive budget, and even new weapons.

And then. A Wedding Night CHANGED Everything!

At a wedding party, a young army officer named Major Dalim and his new wife were insulted and kidnapped by the son of a powerful politician. The army did not stay quiet. Soldiers immediately rushed out, surrounded the politician's house, and rescued Major Dalim.
The issue went to President Sheikh Mujib, but his judgment shcoked almost everyone in the army. Instead of punishing the politician's son. Sheikh Mujib fired Major Dalim and his friend, Major Noor, from the Army. The Army Chief himself opposed this decision, but the order stood.

For the regular soldiers, this was the final straw. They remembered how other heroes were treated before this.

For example, Colonel Zia-uddin was fired for writing a newspaper article criticizing the government. Colonel Taher was forced to retire because of his physical disability. Major Jalil was dishonorably discharged just because he protested against Indian troops looting Bangladeshi goods.

So, the men with the RIFLES had turned against the state.
And then, on 15th August 1975, a midnight operation changed Bangladesh forever.

'Sheikh Mujib's Administrative Failure and Post-War Reality in Bangladesh.'After achieving independence in 1971 through ...
14/08/2026

'Sheikh Mujib's Administrative Failure and Post-War Reality in Bangladesh.'

After achieving independence in 1971 through immense sacrifice, a war-torn Bangladesh desperately needed an efficient and experienced administration to rebuild the country. However, the reality was quite the OPPOSITE!
Under Sheikh Mujib’s Command, Bangladesh faced a crisis of administrative experience. Despite Sheikh Mujib’s long political career, a lack of necessary state-management skills became evident, allowing a circle of corrupt individuals to form around him and severely weaken the state machinery.
As a result,
Law and order deteriorated rapidly. Theft and robbery became daily occurrences across the country. Production in factories stopped, leading to a massive food crisis. So, a terrible famine broke out, especially hitting North Bengal and thousands of people lost their lives.
Corruption even plagued the international aid sent to combat the famine; foreign relief ships sometimes left the ports without unloading rice. As a result, relief supplies like wheat, rice, and blankets often failed to reach the poor and needy, which quickly fueled intense public anger.

To handle the chaotic situation, the army was deployed on the President's orders to fix these issues. However, this action led to direct conflicts between some army officers and local political leaders.
Leaders like Major Jalil and Abdur Rob launched active movements against the government’s policies. In response, the administration took a hardline stance, leading to mass arrests and reports of serious human rights violations. Radical groups like JASAD and other parties began preparing for underground movements, and Sheikh Mujib was well aware of these developments. He even received direct threats to his life.

In the middle of this escalating crisis, Sheikh Mujib suddenly dissolved all political parties and established a centralized one-party system known as "BAKSAL- which ultimately led to the tragic death of Sheikh Mujib.

Photo: New York Times.
#1971

13/08/2026

'The W A R of Compute'

"The New Strategy that Liberated Sylhet."In the Sylhet region, Pakistani forces had established heavy control. To break ...
13/08/2026

"The New Strategy that Liberated Sylhet."

In the Sylhet region, Pakistani forces had established heavy control. To break their dominance, Colonel M.A.G. Osmani decided to change the war plan and bring in the elite Zed-Force to liberate Sylhet Airport. On October 5th, Osmani arrived personally at the Zed-Force headquarters and told them, "The battle of Sylhet now rests on your shoulders." And the march began the very next day.

The force split into two groups: the 3rd Regiment moved to Sector 5, while the 1st and 8th East Bengal Regiments struck Sector 4, with Major Zia staying right at the front lines. The fighting intensified instantly with repeated, fierce attacks, and Sylhet trembled under the might of the Zed-Force.

By December 15, 1971, the course of history changed forever. Like a closing trap, the Zed-Force and Allied troops tightened around Sylhet from every point on the map. Three elite regiments hammered forward on separate routes, leaving the enemy with absolutely nowhere to run. The end was absolute: 6,500 Pakistani soldiers, including three Brigadiers, surrendered, and Sylhet was finally liberated.

Photo: Original and Improved by Gemini.
#1971

'How Zed Force was born'On April 4, 1971, a crucial meeting called the Teliapara Conference took place in Sylhet, led by...
12/08/2026

'How Zed Force was born'

On April 4, 1971, a crucial meeting called the Teliapara Conference took place in Sylhet, led by Bangladesh's first army chief, General M.A.G. Osmani. At this meeting, Major Ziaur Rahman was given a massive responsibility: he was appointed the commander of the greater Chittagong region, which later became Sector 1.

Following the conference, the fighting intensified heavily. Under Major Zia's leadership, the 8th Bengal Regiment fought Pakistani forces with incredible bravery in Mahalchhari, Burighat, and Ramgarh. In Ramgarh, Major Zia did more than just fight. He set up a wartime government administration and a training camp to direct the liberation war for the entire region. Amazingly, he managed to keep Ramgarh completely free from enemy control for almost 34 days before heavy enemy pressure forced him to move his base near the Indian border.

During the first week of June 1971, the Freedom Fighters started building Bangladesh's very first regular military brigade, and this huge responsibility was given directly to Major Ziaur Rahman. For security reasons, the unit was first called the 'First Artillery Brigade,' but it soon became immortalized in history as the legendary 'Zed-Force.'
Photo- Internet and Improved by Gemini.
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11/08/2026

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