Author: Samira Hussain

The new leader of Bangladesh, Muhammad Yunus, never envisioned leading a revolution, but when students called on him to step in after the sudden resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, he accepted the challenge. Facing a country in chaos with a shattered government and security concerns after violent protests, Yunus emphasizes the need for reform and rebuilding. With a focus on security and law and order as a first step, Yunus also plans to address issues such as freedom of speech and judicial independence. Embracing student involvement in governance, Yunus has appointed student leaders who led the protests in his…

Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus takes on the role of interim leader in Bangladesh, replacing former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina after weeks of student-led protests. Yunus, known as the “banker for the poor,” is tasked with bringing democracy back to the country. Amidst calls for restoration of law and order, Yunus emphasizes the need for discipline and hard work to rebuild Bangladesh. The decision to appoint Yunus as chief adviser came after discussions between President Mohammed Shahabuddin, military leaders, and student representatives. The hope is that Yunus will steer the nation towards a brighter future, as he acknowledges the sacrifices made…

The streets of Dhaka are now run by students as police remain absent following a popular uprising that ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. With an interim government promised, the country is facing a turning point after weeks of deadly unrest. Students are taking charge of maintaining law and order, directing traffic, and ensuring security while hoping for a corruption-free, democratic future. The appointment of Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus as interim leader has sparked hope among the youth that positive change is on the horizon. Amid reports of looting and violence during the power vacuum, the students have stepped up to…