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July-Charter

Series of meetings to be held on constitutional amendments
Series of meetings to be held on constitutional amendments
The special committee formed by the National Parliament on constitutional amendments is set to begin a series of meetings with stakeholders to implement the July National Charter. The process will begin with a meeting with representatives of 33 political parties and alliances that signed the July National Charter 2025. The meeting will be held at the Cabinet Room of the National Parliament Building on Sunday afternoon. The special committee will then hold meetings with all stakeholders in...
Bangladesh•17 September 2026
Whoever comes to power wants to become Hasina
Whoever comes to power wants to become Hasina
Bangladesh Khelafat Majlis Ameer Maulana Mamunul Haque has said that unless the country’s existing political and power structure is changed, there is a risk that whichever party comes to power in the future will eventually turn authoritarian. He made the remarks as the chief guest at a citizens’ rally held at the Shariatpur Municipality ground at 3 pm on Thursday. Mamunul Haque said, ‘Under the current political system, if you go to Lanka, you will become Hanuman. Whoever comes to power w...
Bangladesh•10 September 2026
Opposition parties see scales tipping toward failure
Opposition parties see scales tipping toward failure
The BNP led government has completed six months in office. Evaluating its performance over 180 days, leaders of opposition political parties say the government has failed to bring visible changes in line with public expectations. They allege that failures are evident in almost every area, starting from state reform, implementation of the July National Charter and the referendum verdict to law and order, commodity prices, gas and electricity and energy shortages, employment and the economy....
Politics•17 August 2026
Awami League should not return to politics without remorse
Awami League should not return to politics without remorse
Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer and opposition leader Dr. Shafiqur Rahman has said the Awami League should not return to politics without expressing remorse or regret to the nation for past events. He said bringing the party back into politics solely for political calculations or to strengthen a political alliance would be an injustice and a heinous crime. He made the remarks at a meeting with journalists at the Bagerhat Circuit House on Friday morning. Responding to a question about the Awami Lea...
Bangladesh•07 August 2026
Government implementing election manifesto and July charter simultaneously
Government implementing election manifesto and July charter simultaneously
The government is implementing its election manifesto. At the same time, it is also implementing the July Charter, as it was signed. The current government is implementing both the election manifesto and the July Charter simultaneously. Prime Minister’s Press Secretary Abu Abdullah M Saleh shared the information on Saturday at the Prime Minister’s Office, marking the current government’s five months in office. The press secretary said, “There was a lot of talk about development during th...
Bangladesh•18 July 2026
'Not 140 crore, if necessary 220 crore SAARC region people must be united'
'Not 140 crore, if necessary 220 crore SAARC region people must be united'
Information and Broadcasting Minister Zahir Uddin Swapon has said that despite linguistic similarities with West Bengal, there are differences in cultural traits, which cannot be denied. He said no certificate from across the border is needed for a Bangali identity. Anthropologically, we are Banglad...
Bangladesh•13 June 2026