BanglaCapsule | Bangladesh History on  Aug 25

1901 Hamidul Huq Chowdhury (1901–1992), politician, lawyer, founder of the Bangladesh Observer, was born in Noakhali District, British India.
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1941 Jamaat-e-Islami Bangladesh, a political party advocating for incorporating Islamic ideology into state system, was established with Maulana Maududi as its ameer or chairman.
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1962 Taslima Nasrin, Bangladeshi writer, was born in Mymensingh.
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1972 An Indian-Soviet resolution recommending the admission of Bangladesh to the United Nations was rejected by China's first Security Council veto.
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2006 Suspected Maoist attackers shot dead 4 policemen and a ruling party official after hurling bombs and firing bullets in a crowded cattle market. Police said they suspected the Purba Banglar Communist Party (PBCP) was behind the attack.
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2006 Six UN peacekeepers from Bangladesh were killed and 11 others seriously injured in a road accident in Ivory Coast hours after they reached the West African state for duty.
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2024 Bangladesh wins first ever Test Cricket match against Pakistan.
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