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Siam Sarower Jamil

  • Doctoral Researcher, University of Delhi
Dhaka
As seen in: CNN-News18, The Diplomat Magazine, Dhaka Tribune, The Morning Star, Tribune Content Agency, New Age (Bangladesh), RisingBD.com, Kathmandu Tribune, RTV, ourtimebd.com
Covers:  Politics, Education, Migration, Election, Environment, etc.
Digital Media Strategist | PhD Candidate at University of Delhi |siam33jamil@gmail.com

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Siam Sarower Jamil (Bangla: সিয়াম সারোয়ার জামিল) is a Bangladeshi journalist and independent researcher. He did his master's degree in Applied Chemistry & Chemical Engineering from the Islamic University, Bangladesh. There are two books óf him published so far.

Early life and education

Siam was born in Dhamrai Upazila, Dhaka District, Bangladesh. He grew up in Dhaka, Rajshahi & Chittagong. He started his education in an Islamic madrasah at Sandwip, which is an island along the south eastern …

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Bangladesh: 17 Gulf state NGOs accused of funding terrorist groups

Bangladesh: 17 Gulf state NGOs accused of funding terrorist groups

SAUDI and other Gulf state NGOs are funding terrorist groups in Bangladesh and India, intelligence services h…

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Student Movement in Bangladesh: 97 Students arrested in 51 cases - News, sport and opinion from t...

Student Movement in Bangladesh: 97 Students arrested in 51 cases - News, sport and opinion from t...

Siam Sarower Jamil, Dhaka Correspondent At least 97 Students were arrested in 51 cases were filed with differ…

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Most children are victims of sexual harassment by close relatives । Crime

Most children are victims of sexual harassment by close relatives । Crime

In the country 90 percent children are being victims of sexual harassment. Of them 83 percent are oppressed b…

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''I don't write poems, it comes spontaneously to me'' । Interview

''I don't write poems, it comes spontaneously to me'' । Interview

An Interview with Poet Arun Budhathoki Arun Budhathoki was born in September 19, 1986. He is a poet, fiction …

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Sheikh Hasina to go in field । Bangladesh

Sheikh Hasina to go in field । Bangladesh

Parliament election is set for next December. Before that City Election has begun. Awami League is preparing …

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'No evil force able to severe the ties between Bangladesh & India' - Imphal Times - A Daily Eveni...

'No evil force able to severe the ties between Bangladesh & India' - Imphal Times - A Daily Eveni...

By: Siam Sarower Jamil, Dhaka, May 29, Journalists' leaders at a discussion here in Dhaka on Monday laid emph…

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Can Pakistan Win Bangladesh’s Trust Without Apologizing for the Genocide of 1971?

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By Siam Sarower Jamil
| The Diplomat Magazine
The current warmth in Bangladesh-Pakistan bilateral relations is less a product of mutual trust and more a function of geopolitical calculations. Pakistan’s High Commissioner to Bangladesh Imran Haider meets Tarique Rahman, then the acting chairman of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, at Dhaka, Bangladesh, Feb. 9, 2026.
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Opinion | After 'Gen Z' Uprising, Nepal Votes: Sustainable Reform Or Celebrity-Driven Populism?

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By Siam Sarower Jamil
| CNN-News18
Last Updated:February 26, 2026, 01:59 IST The 'Gen Z' protests created space for new political voices, challenging the entrenched elite and reshaping party dynamics ahead of the March vote Largely leaderless and digitally coordinated by students and urban youth, the ‘Gen Z’ protests escalated into violence resulting in at least 19 deaths and widespread arson.
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Did Women’s Votes and the Jamaat’s Liberation War Narrative Derail Its Plans for Power?

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By Siam Sarower Jamil
| buff.ly
More than half of Bangladesh’s voters are women, and they are increasingly visible and influential. They voted against the Jamaat-e-Islami’s regressive vision. A woman clenches her fist at a rally to demand safety for women, during a rally to mark International Women’s Day in Dhaka, Bangladesh, March 8, 2019.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I got my first break in journalism when I was in college, by just knocking on the doors of all the Bangla speaking publications and saying I would work for free. I worked as an Reporter at Risingbd in Dhaka. It was my first paid job but not easy!

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, when I was in school.

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