Indigenous Rights & Culture: Bangladesh Indigenous Women’s Network and Indigenous Peoples Forum urged stronger protection of indigenous land rights, traditional knowledge and cultural heritage as violence against communities—especially women—rises, with calls for a dedicated ministry and better recognition of indigenous midwifery. Education & Youth: SSC results analysis shows a 19-year low pass rate (62.25%), with experts pointing to curriculum and exam shifts, Covid learning loss, and classroom teaching gaps. Governance & Development: ADP implementation hit a historic low (67.5% in FY2025-26), raising questions about development governance resilience. Power & Rural Services: Govt plans solar panels for 300 remote primary schools in Rangamati to ensure electricity and improve learning. Women’s Economic Empowerment: Social Welfare Minister Zahid highlighted Family Cards in women’s names and expanded childcare support to boost women’s participation in work. Bangladesh–Singapore Links: Talks focused on skilled manpower, TVET, youth development, and fairer recruitment for migrant workers, with hopes for early FTA talks. Immigration & Safety: BTRC urged people to curb AI-fueled rumors on social media, while reports also note ongoing immigration enforcement drives abroad involving Bangladeshis. Diplomacy Shock: Sheikh Hasina’s vow to return from India sparked renewed debate, alongside Bangladesh’s renewed extradition push and India’s “procedures” response.