AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoJanmashtami & Religious Harmony: Bangladesh marked Janmashtami across the country with processions, prayers and community events, while ministers stressed equal citizenship and non-communal coexistence—Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed urged people not to label themselves as “minorities,” and leaders called to resist attempts to divide society in the name of religion. Books & Culture: The 9-day Zia Smriti Book Fair at Bangla Academy entered its second day, with growing interest in political and literary titles; Education Minister Milon also reiterated that books are key to shaping the next generation. Public Health Alert: Measles deaths rose again, with one more child dying in the last 24 hours, bringing suspected measles deaths to 888 since March 15. Local Hardship: River erosion in Kurigram has left 15 families homeless and threatens schools and farmland. Cyber & Youth Safety: ICT Minister Faqir Mahbub sought stakeholder input to finalize cyber laws, including child-focused guidance on online content. Women’s Rights: Rights groups flagged worsening violence against women and children, including rape and harassment cases, calling for stronger protection and accountability. Energy Pressure: Dhaka residents in Jurain and Shyampur protested prolonged gas and power shortages, demanding a clear plan to end disruptions.
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