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India-Bangladesh relationship focus on benefit of people: Verma

Indian high commissioner to Bangladesh Pranay Verma has said that Delhi would continue to seek a stable, positive, constructive, forward-looking and mutually beneficial relationship with Dhaka in which people were the main stakeholders...

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India probes mystery illness after 17 die

Authorities in India-administered Jammu and Kashmir were investigating a mysterious disease that has claimed the lives of 17 people, local media reports said Saturday...

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BSF issues 10-day ops alert along Bangladesh border

India’s Border Security Force has issued a 10-day ‘Ops Alert’, effective from January 22, and will exercise the alert along the India-Bangladesh border to tighten security during India’s 76th Republic Day celebrations.

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India’s diplomatic gamble with Taliban

DIPLOMACY often walks the fine line between principle and pragmatism, revealing how nations adapt to shifting power structures. India’s recent high-level meeting with the Taliban is one...

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Villagers asked not to go to border

Border Guard Bangladesh 59th Battalion (Rohanpur) commander Lieutenant Colonel Golam Kibria on Thursday requested villagers not to rush to the border during any tensions, saying that the BGB was enough to face the Indian Border Security Force...

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Rohit among top stars to flop on domestic return

Some of India’s top stars including Rohit Sharma on Thursday faltered on their return to domestic cricket after being told by the sport’s national board to play in home competitions.

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HANDCUFFED TO HISTORY: Hasina’s downfall, Modi’s  stunning loss

EVER since prime minister Sheikh Hasina precipitously fell from power on August 5, 2024, the dynamics between India and Bangladesh have been worryingly discordant. But it is not a brand-new phenomenon. Partially, an inheritance from the past, the two-pronged narrative is still ‘handcuffed to history!’ My August 8, 1998, weekly Holiday piece on...

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Only farmers to be allowed within 150 yards of border

A sector commander-level meeting between the Border Guard Bangladesh and the Indian Border Security Force on Wednesday decided that no one except Bangladeshi and Indian farmers would be allowed to enter the 150-yard area from the border pillars...

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11 people run over by train in India

Eleven people were killed on Wednesday after rumours of a fire on their train caused them to jump off and were crushed to death by another incoming train..

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Govt exploring multiple sources for rice import

Interim government’s food adviser Ali Imam Majumder said that the government was prioritising trade over politics, welcoming imports from neighbouring countries like India, Myanmar, and Pakistan due to their proximity and lower costs...

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India-Bangladesh water stand-off

SOUTH Asia’s rivers are its lifeblood, weaving through nations, nourishing cultures, and sustaining economies for centuries. In Bangladesh, these once-majestic waterways — symbols of abundance and vitality — are now embattled arenas where survival and sovereignty collide. Villages once thriving on the banks of rivers like the Teesta now grapple...

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Dhaka, Delhi need to effectively engage in easing border tension

THE clash between Bangladeshi and Indian villagers in the Shibganj border in Chapainawabganj over harvesting crops on no man’s land adds to the ongoing border tension resulted from India’s Border Security Force trying to erect fences on the zero line in violation of laws and agreements. Hundreds of villagers from both Bangladesh and India clashed...