Dhaka

Former Ekattor Television head of news Shakil Ahmed, and his wife Farzana Rupa who was the principal correspondent of the news channel, were arrested from Dhaka Airport

Several Hindu students were part of the quota reforms agitation that eventually culminated in Sheikh Hasina's ouster.

The centre was formally inaugurated in March 2010 and plays a crucial role in fostering cultural ties between India and Bangladesh.

Once Bangladeshi Muslim community members came to know about the evil plans of Thanos, they decided that they will protect Hindus in the country.

As violent protestors filled the streets of Dhaka, marching towards the PM's residence and the Jatiya Sangshad Bhavan, the national parliament, cards were falling fast. Just after 2 pm, ahead of reports of an address by the military chief, news came in that Sheikh Hasina has left Dhaka.

Indian High Commission in Dhaka has issued an urgent advisory for Indian citizens and students in Bangladesh to avoid non-essential travel and minimise movement outside their residences due to the escalating unrest in the country.

The members of the Harijan community were going to be rehabilitated but the move didn't go down well with the Islamists in Bangladesh.

Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) spokesman Faruq Hossain said one officer had been killed and 41 others were injured in clashes with protesters.

A Bangladeshi man was arrested for sexually harassing a female attendant on board a Muscat-Dhaka flight.

Saurabh Kant Tiwari, husband of Bangladeshi Sonia Akhtar, charged that he was forced to convert to Islam.