Sheikh Hasina Entered Politics as a Symbol of Hope. She Now Exits as an Autocrat
A student revolution leads to Sheikh Hasina's downfall in Bangladesh. Also, J&K's debt crisis and an Olympian's inspiring journey.
Today we look towards our neighbors as the world witnesses a dramatic political shift in Bangladesh with Sheikh Hasina, once a symbol of democracy and hope in her country, flees amid severe backlash and accusations of autocracy. Read Bharat Bhushan's take as he expands more on the student-led revolution in Bangladesh marking a significant victory and which has reshaped the nation's political landscape. Also, today’s newsletter covers the Olympics as Maheshwari Chauhan's inspiring journey from nearly quitting to representing India in the Olympics stands out. Dive into these engaging stories and more in today's edition.
Political Shifts 🔹
Sheikh Hasina Entered Politics as a Symbol of Hope. She Now Exits as an Autocrat
The Revolution Next Door: In Bangladesh, the Students Have Won
Economic Challenges 📉
5 Years Since Abrogation of Article 370, J&K's Rising Rs 1.12 Lakh Crore Debt
Gender Misidentification
How a Boxing Bout Led to People Misidentifying Imane Khelif as a ‘Male Athlete'
Sporting Triumphs 🏅
Maheshwari Chauhan – From Deciding To Quit Shooting, To Competing at Olympics
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