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1. We salute our martyrs killed by BSF; 2. Shaheed Krishnapado; 3. Shaheed Hannan, 4. Tortured Tarique Rahman heads to BSMMU for treatment.

1. Shaswoto Shotto; 2. Dhanmondi; 3. Government Laboratory High School.

1 & 2. Government Laboratory High School; 3. Vladimir Putin talks to Dimitri Medvedev.

1 & 2. Dimitri Medvedev; 3. Anna Politkovskaya; 4. Alexander Litvinenko.

1. F-7 Chengdu; 2. Martin-Becker Ejection System test at zero feet altitude; 3. Late Sq-Ldr. Morshed Hasan, rest in peace.

1. Stephen Evans, British High Commissioner to Bangladesh; 2. Indian author Hiranmay Karlekar, makes living on Bangladesh-bashing literature; 3. Gen. A.K.A Niazi signs istruments of surrender on December 16, 1971, surrounded by Gen. J.F.R Jacob and sat by Gen. J.S. Aurora.

1. Gen. J.F.R Jacob and Gen. Sam Manek Shaw; 2. Gen. J.F.R Jacob; 3. Bangladeshi freedom fighters at hiding at a deserted country house adjacent to the border.

1. Minus Two formula on process; 2. Naya Diganta reports failures of 1/11 regime; 3. A routine report on rocketing price hike.

1. Bangabadhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman with Maulana Abdul Hamid Khan Bhasani at 21st February rally; 2. Dr. Badruddoza Chowdhury, the tireless fighter for ‘Jatiyo Sarkar’; 3. Gen. Hussain M. Ershad, introduced the culture of militarycracy-autocracy brotherhood in Bangladesh; 4. Yasmin Morshed, founding Principal of Scholastica School.

1. Gen. Moeen U. Ahmed handshakes with Gen. Deepak Karpoor; 2. Gen. Moeen recieves 8 horses as gift from Indian Army, a day before India hiked the rice price to Bangladesh from $565/ton up to $630/ton halting the export at border; 3. Zakaria Mandal reports on hi-jack attempt of BNP.

1. Rizvi Ahmed, an activist against autocracy, still working on the course; 2. Mourning wife of BNP leader Qaiyum Khan, killed at custody after getting arrested by Joint Forces; 3. Late Qaiyum Khan, rest in peace.

1. Brig-Gen. Hannan Shah, got arrested three times in two days after criticizing the government; 2. Prothom Alo, claims themselves to be the most subscribed daily, recently became one of most hated dailies, allegedly for covering up misdeeds done by 1/11 government; 3. Barrister Payam Akhavan, an overseas legal adviser of Sheikh Hasina, criticized the government for the political suppression in name of anti-graft drive.

1. Mahfuz Anam, working for Daily Star under the owner alleged to be funded by Indian separatist organization United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA); 2. Matiur Rahman, an ex-marxist now the editor of Prothom Alo a sister concern of The Daily Star, having similar allegations. Prothom Alo ideologically backs the anti-Islamic concept and it s followers, remains scared about the upsurge of an Islam-based spirit ; 3 & 4. Payam Akhavan, became of target of Prothom Alo and Daily Star after criticizing the government, as Prothom Alo named him as a ‘media freak lawyer’.

1. Problem grid of 1/11 regime; 2. New Age reports on HC declaration stating detention of Tarique and Hannan Shah as illegal; 3. Tarique Rahman produced at court, after serious torture at custody.

1. Tarique, while being arrested from his residence could walk on himself, which he cannot do now; 2. New Age reports Azam Jahangir’s not identifying Hasina as guilty; 3. Hamid Karzai, Pervez Musharraf and D. Fakhruddin Ahmed, none of them being chosen by the people rather by powers aborad.

1 & 2. Sheikh Hasina, heckled while being produced to court Dhanmondi; 3. Sheikh Hasina at the court.

1. Gen. Michael Hayden, Director of Central Intelligence (CIA); 2. President George W. Bush announces the nomication of Gen. Michael Hayden for the Director of National Security Agency in 1999, accompanied by Director of National Intelligence John Negroponte; 3. Hayden is being taken under oath as Director of Central Intelligence, accompanied by the President George W. Bush.

Logos of 1. U.S.A’s Central Intelligence Agency (CIA); 2. British Secret Intelligence Services (SIS, also known as MI6); 3. Federal Security Services of Russian Federation (FSB).

1 & 2. Sir John Scarlett, Director of Secret Intelligence Services (SIS); 3. Nikolai Patrushev, former Director of FSB, presently the Secretary of Security Council of Russia.

1. The President D. Iajuddin Ahmed; 2. Barrister Mainul Hussain, former adviser of Law and Religious Affairs, resigned from the cabinet mysteriously with other three advisers; 3. Brig-Gen. Hannan Shah being produced at court. 4. Acting President of Awami League Zillur Rahman.

1. Begum Khaleda Zia and Sheikh Hasina after arrest; 2. D. Fakhruddin takes oath by the President, a chapter of indefinite political suppression and suspension of democracy begins in Bangladesh; 3. Benazir Bhutto, rest in peace.

1. A young Benazir, as daughter of the President; 2. Benazir at Paris. 3. Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, was executed by Gen. Zia-ul-Haque ignoring the petiton of almost all world leaders, Gen. Haque himself got killed few years later; 4. Fatima Bhutto, the senior-most member of third generation Bhutto Family, was against the policies of aunt Benazir for all the time.

1. UBS logo at headquarters; 2. Phoolbhari protest. ; 3. Kurmitola Golf Course.

1. Bait-ul-Mubarak, the national mosque of Bangladesh; 2. Aftermath of protests at Dhaka University; 3. Headquarters of Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), the Indian intel agency which officially holds Bangladesh at its arc-rival.

1. Syed Manzoor Elahi, initially was almost a spokesman of the 1/11 regime; 2. FBCCI logo; 3. A typical cattle market of Bangladesh.

1. White House rear view; 2. Fahim Munaim, former General Manager of The Daily Star presently serving as Press Secretary to the Chief Adviser. He is a big sign of intimacy between this regime and Prothom Al0 Daily Star; 3. Fahim Munaim at a meeting after being the Press Secretary.

1. Government Laboratory High School; 2. A family shot of Dhakai Nawab Bari.