Author: INF365

U.S.-El Salvador prison transfer sparks controversy. Proposal raises constitutional, human rights concerns. CECOT prison conditions fuel ethical debate. Trump-Bukele plan faces logistical hurdles. Transfer could reshape international justice systems. A provocative proposal to deport U.S. citizens convicted of crimes to Salvadoran prisons has unleashed controversy. It was discussed during an April 14 meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele. The U.S.-El Salvador prison transfer plan aims to curb domestic prison overcrowding. It also seeks to deter transnational crime. However, it has sparked fierce debate over its constitutionality, human rights implications, and potential to reshape international…

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The history of the bra traces back to ancient civilizations. Mary Phelps Jacob patented the modern bra in 1914. The 1968 Miss America protest highlighted bras in feminist discourse. The first sports bra, the Jogbra, was introduced in 1977. The bra’s evolution reflects societal and technological changes.​ The bra, a staple in women’s wardrobes, has a rich history that mirrors societal shifts. From ancient times to modern innovations, its evolution tells a story of changing norms and technological advancements.​ Though the modern bra took shape in the 20th century, its origins date back thousands of years. Historians trace its earliest…

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Court halts Waqf Amendment Act 2025 appointments, denotifications. Centre assures no changes to existing Waqf properties. ‘Untainted’ Bengal teachers allowed to continue teaching. West Bengal teacher recruitment deadline set for December 31, 2025. Next Waqf hearing scheduled for May 5, 2025. On April 17, 2025, India’s Supreme Court delivered two pivotal rulings that significantly impact religious property governance and educational employment. Specifically, the court intervened in the implementation of the Waqf Amendment Act 2025 and addressed long-standing irregularities in West Bengal teacher recruitment. To begin with, the Supreme Court issued an interim order halting all appointments and denotifications under the…

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Yunus’s China visit signals Bangladesh’s shift from India. Hasina’s fall and India’s asylum spark diplomatic tensions. China’s $2.1 billion investment strengthens Bangladesh-China ties. Yunus’s Northeast remarks provoke Indian security concerns. Bangladesh’s reliance on China risks alienating the West. A Diplomatic Leap Amid Domestic Ashes When Dr. Muhammad Yunus, the Nobel laureate steering Bangladesh’s interim government, landed in China on March 26, 2025, the move reverberated far beyond a routine state visit. Departing Dhaka on Bangladesh’s Independence Day, a date steeped in the nation’s 1971 liberation with India’s aid, Yunus chose Beijing over New Delhi for his first bilateral trip since…

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Smart denim integrates advanced technology. Metallic finishes create futuristic aesthetics. NASA tests denim-hybrid lunar suits. High costs limit mainstream adoption. Sustainability efforts drive eco-friendly denim. From its rugged origins in the 19th century to its modern-day reinvention, denim is entering a groundbreaking era in 2025. No longer confined to workwear or casual street fashion, this iconic fabric is undergoing a high-tech transformation. Infused with smart technology, space-age aesthetics, and zero-gravity functionality, denim is now being reimagined for both the runways and the stars. As it makes its way from high-fashion collections to aerospace applications, denim is poised to be one…

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Space tourism expands beyond billionaires High costs limit public access Rocket advancements drive affordability Media fuels space travel enthusiasm Regulatory and environmental concerns rise The final frontier is no longer the exclusive playground of billionaires. In 2025, space tourism is taking off in earnest, with companies like SpaceX, Blue Origin, and Virgin Galactic making civilian space travel a reality. As the industry accelerates, new passengers are stepping aboard, and the cosmic rush is raising profound questions about the future of humanity beyond Earth. The Cosmic Passengers Until recently, space tourism was reserved for the world’s wealthiest individuals. However, in 2025,…

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Bangladesh is rewriting its story, emerging from a tumultuous past into a future shaped by bold choices and steady leadership. Under Dr. Muhammad Yunus, the interim government is steering the nation away from its long dependence on India, forging a promising partnership with China. This shift, rooted in the chaos of the July uprising and decades of frustration, signals a country determined to chart its own course, one that merits global attention and support. The turning point came in July 2024, when a student-led movement against job quotas erupted into a nationwide uprising. What began as a call for fairness…

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Chinese Ambassador praises chief adviser’s visit. Prof Mohammad Yunus leads milestone China trip. Visit scheduled for March 26–29. No formal agreements; some MoUs likely. Focus on relocating Chinese factories. Chief Adviser Professor Mohammad Yunus will visit China from March 26 to 29. The trip is called the most important visit by a Bangladeshi leader in 50 years. Chinese Ambassador to Bangladesh, Yao Wen, spoke on Sunday (23 March). He described the visit as “very successful, productive and a milestone visit.” Ambassador Yao added, “We are working very closely with Bangladesh…we are still discussing.” His comments came after meeting Foreign Secretary…

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Bangladesh Investment Summit 2025 to be held from April 7–10 in Dhaka. Over 2,300 participants from 50 countries expected to attend. Chief Adviser Prof. Muhammad Yunus to inaugurate the summit on April 9. Summit to feature site visits to economic zones and a Starlink demonstration. Attendance by high-profile global business leaders and venture capitalists. The Bangladesh Investment Summit 2025 is set to take place from April 7 to 10 at the InterContinental Dhaka, marking a significant milestone in the country’s economic trajectory. This prestigious event, organized by the Bangladesh Investment Development Authority (BIDA), will bring together global business leaders, policymakers,…

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Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus to visit China from March 26–29, 2025. Meetings scheduled with President Xi Jinping and senior Chinese officials. Participation in the Boao Forum for Asia to discuss economic growth and cooperation. Visit comes amid strained Bangladesh-India relations. Peking University to confer an honorary doctorate upon Yunus. Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser, Muhammad Yunus, will embark on a four-day official visit to China from March 26 to 29, focusing on strengthening bilateral cooperation in trade, infrastructure, and investment. This marks Yunus’ first high-level visit to China since assuming office, signaling a renewed push toward expanding Bangladesh’s global partnerships. One of…

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