July

July

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Bangladesh PMI climbs to 57.8 in July on manufacturing rebound

A reading above 50 indicates expansion, below 50 signals contraction, and exactly 50 means no change from the previous month.

Ex-railways minister Nurul Islam Sujon shown arrested in July Uprising murder case. Photo: TBS

Ex-railways minister Nurul Islam Sujon shown arrested in July Uprising murder case

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PM hands appointment letters to 74 from families of enforced disappearance, July uprising victims

Photo: Collected

PMI hits 57.8 as manufacturing posts strongest gain in months on export rebound

The file photo of Anindya Islam Amit. Photo: Collected

Political parties must show patience, tolerance to fulfil July aspirations: Amit

Priyo poses with his press pass while covering the 12th national parliament election in January 2024. Photos: Collected

'I miss you Piyo Baba': A daughter waits for her father, a mother for the country he dreamed of

At the National Institute of Ophthalmology and Hospital in Dhaka, doctors recorded more than 700 pellet-related eye injuries. Photo: TBS

Ocular aggression: From Bangladesh to Gaza, why regimes deliberately blind protesters

Three-way violence engulfed the country as protesters began fighting bare-handed against the police and against Awami League, Jubo League and Chhatra League men. Photo: Rajib Dhar

35 July 2024: The final call for ‘March to Dhaka’

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Remittance inflows rise 15.8% to $2.86b in July

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July graffiti restoration to begin at DU tomorrow

A file photo of six coordinators of the July movement, who were in DB custody, calling off all protest programmes of the movement on 28 July 2025. Photo: Collected

28 July 2024: Scripted statement, rejection and the walls that answered

File photo of Hajj returnees at the airport. Photo: BSS

Preliminary registration of Hajj to begin 27 July

Bangladeshi diaspora communities were organising rallies, issuing statements, and attempting to draw global attention to the crackdown. Photo: Courtesy

How Bangladeshi expatriates joined the July Uprising from afar