The Daily Observer, inaugurated on February 1, 2011, succeeded the now-defunct Bangladesh Observer, which ceased publication in 2010. Initially established as the Pakistan Observer in 1949, it played a pivotal role in shaping public opinion in East Pakistan (now Bangladesh). Renamed Bangladesh Observer after independence, it continued its legacy of fearlessly representing the people’s concerns. However, due to declining readership, it ceased operations in 2010. Revived by Iqbal Sobhan Chowdhury as the Daily Observer under Observer Ltd., it carries forward the tradition of courageous journalism. Additionally, it offers an e-edition of their newspaper.