Khaleda's victory in 1991 marked her formal arrival, but the story began long years before

Khaleda Zia, who also served as chairperson of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, remained a central figure in national politics for decades

Khaleda Zia's enviable election record testifies to her popularity

CA declares in a televised address

Leaders from multiple parties recall the former prime minister’s role in democratic movements and politics

We look back at her life that profoundly shaped the nation's political landscape.

BNP leader speaks emotionally at Evercare Hospital as party calls standing committee meeting

Praises her contributions to Bangladesh's development

Again and again, she selected the harder road—not because it guaranteed victory, but because it preserved meaning

Outlets continue to keep following the story which marks the end of a chapter that shaped modern Bangladesh.

'With her death, the country has lost an experienced and tested politician,' he says

Black flags will be hoisted at all BNP offices across the country for seven days

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Khaleda Zia evolved from a shy military spouse into a defining figure of Bangladesh’s democratic struggle

Here is how Khaleda Zia emerged as the uncompromising leader

She breathed her last at around 6am, shortly after Fajr prayer

Tolerance for animal abuse often mirrors how humans are treated

Consequently, a week before the Bangla New Year on April 14, the demand for hilsa skyrockets

Traders blame low supply for high price; not enough catch in rivers even after 2-month ban

April 24 is a date that should not be and cannot be ever obliterated from our memory. Rana Plaza collapsed on the morning of a hot summer day, on April 24, 2013. At least 1,136 people, mostly garment workers, were killed and over 2,500 others injured in the deadliest garment factory disaster in history as the nine-storey building came crashing down in Savar.