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Bangladeshi artistes break ice, perform at Maha Kumbh
While politics and diplomacy struggled to mend the bridge, faith seems to have pulled off the job with elan
Bangladesh rewrites its history books to suit new orthodoxies
Last year, a student-led revolution overthrew the government of iron-fisted premier Sheikh Hasina when public anger over her increasingly autocratic rule boiled over
Bangladesh Foreign Affairs Adviser; pitches for Modi-Yunus meet
Touhid Hossain says India’s relations with Bangladesh should not be regime specific
Interpreting the recent Bangladesh-Pakistan thaw
With the count of hostile neighbours growing, India needs to be both vigilant and constructive in its ties with Bangladesh
Survey on responses to Bangladesh media
The survey was conducted under the aegis of the Interim Government
Dhaka and Delhi emphasize working together to tackle challenges
Touhid-Jaishankar meeting in Muscat
Bangladesh’s Khulna University changes names of halls bearing Hindus’ names
The university authorities issued orders on February 12 to rename the students’ hostels and academic blocks that bore the names of Hindu intellectuals and scholars
Modi skips answering question on Bangladesh at Washington presser
Trump rejects ‘US deep state involvement’ in Bangladesh
Awami League, which led Bangladesh’s liberation war, cannot be bulldozed out of politics.
As Bangladesh approaches elections, it remains to be seen whether the students can transform their movement into a political party and lay legitimate claims to govern the country
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