On June 7 in 1966, Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman launched a massive movement against the misrule of the Pakistanis on the basis of the 6-point demand, the Magna Carta of ...

Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s arrest in May 1966, followed by the June 7 strike, swiftly led to circumstances where the Pakistan government opted for all-encompassing repression in East Pakistan. Tofazzal ...

On June 7 in 1966 the Awami League called a countrywide hartal in the then East Pakistan to press home the six-point demands. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman along with many others was arrested.

Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s unwavering dedication to the cause of Bengali nationalism, his charisma, and his commitment to social justice and democracy earned him the enduring love and respect of his ...

Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, affectionately known as 'Bangabandhu', was the first president of an independent Bangladesh. His life was cut short when a group of Bangladesh Army personnel staged a coup ...

Bangladesh's interim government removes Sheikh Mujibur Rahman as 'Father of the Nation' from 2022 Act and currency notes. ... at multiple points while describing the heritage of the war of 1971.

[1/5] A vandalised photograph of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, father of the ousted PM Sheikh Hasina, is seen inside his demolished Dhanmondi-32 residence, in Dhaka, Bangladesh February 6, 2025.