Sumon Corraya

After completing a deradicalisation programme run by the country’s anti-terrorism unit, they will start a new life with the support of the state. Their desire is to return to normality. Most Bangladeshis are in favour of the fight against extremism.

Immunisation is expected to start in the first week of February. To be vaccinate, people must register online via a vaccine app starting on 26 January.

Over 3,000 Rohingya are now housed in the new reception centre. “Here we are happy,” says Hamida Begum, one of the refugees. Dil Mohommad calls it a “healthy place for us,” unlike Cox's Bazar. Foreign media and human rights groups are critical, describe the island as dangerous and at risk of flooding.

Fr Bormon, 32, was born Hindu and baptised in 2002. Bangladesh is home to 117,000 ethnic Koch. More than a thousand Koches have converted to Christianity thanks to the great work of local and Italian PIME missionaries.

Dhaka Metropolitan Police announced that scores of agents will be deployed to protect churches. “No roadside vendors will be allowed near churches,” said Dhaka’s police commissioner. “Church goers will be searched with metal detectors and other security instruments before entering.”

"This year, the lowly stable reveals our crisis situation during Covid-19". "Our personal, family and Christian lives are also represented by the stable, where Jesus Christ wants to come and He will come".

He worked in the parishes of Noakhali, Narikelbari, Mohammadpur, Manikgonj and Nobai Bottola. Through his preaching, many people have encountered Jesus Christ. “Love Jesus, because he is the true missionary, who left heaven for our salvation, who sacrificed his life for us”.

Muktijuddho Mancha reported that last month (November) 40 students from the Madrasa were raped by their teachers. Three of them died and one committed suicide.

The students damaged the statue, whilst the teachers covered their escape. Islamists fear the political impact of "Mujib Borsho" (the year of Mujib) celebrations, marking the first centennial of the birth of the nation's founder. "Bangladesh is non-communal state,” one observer said.

The government organised the move to reduce overcrowding at the large Cox's Bazar camp. For some NGO, they were moved by forced. The authorities deny the charges, saying that the move took place on a voluntary basis. Caritas is ready to help. The UN says it was not involved.

As Bangladesh’ only famous Christian magician, he performed magic on the country’s biggest stage, on all national TV stations, and even on a Church cultural programme. His magic offered the public a new form of entertainment. He won many awards for his work.

The government has decided to install statues of the country's founding father in many locations to celebrate the 100th anniversary of his birth. The Prime Minister's Awami League Party – a child of Mujibur - has drawn up an annual program of events. But the leaders of Muslim parties cry scandal.