Whither India-Bangladesh Relations: A view from Dhaka
It is but natural that Bangladesh should in the current situation blame India for all its ills, but to claim that Indians look down upon Bangladesh is to say the least preposterous.
Absence of Muscular Response from West on Atrocities Against Hindus
Is the West prioritising their strategic and economic interests, overshadowing human rights issues? Bangladesh’s geopolitical significance is clearly influencing the level of international response. In fact the extent and nature of media
Yunus Calls Modi, Assures Safety for Hindus
The continuing acts of violence against the minority communities in Bangladesh, especially Hindus, comes as a massive challenge for the interim government which was sworn in on August 8 under the leadership
Decision Looms on Hasina’s Extradition
Hasina fled the country for India on August 5 after a violent uprising against her led to nearly 300 people getting killed, including many students….reports Asian Lite News As cases rise against
Education Restarts in Bangladesh August 18
All the educational institutions at secondary and higher secondary levels, as well as polytechnic institutes, were declared closed for an indefinite period from July 17…reports Asian Lite News The Bangladeshi government on
Bangladesh’s economic peril with rising tide of fundamentalism
Bangladesh’s ongoing crisis may severely impact its diplomatic and trade relations. International criticism over violence against minorities and human rights concerns could strain ties with key partners like the U.S. and EU,
UK FM dials Jaishankar amid buzz over Hasina’s next move
India’s External Affairs Minister Dr S. Jaishankar and his UK counterpart David Lammy discussed the situation in Bangladesh and West Asia….reports Asian Lite News Amid reports of former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh
SPECIAL: The Larger International Conspiracy Behind Sheikh Hasina’s Downfall
Sheikh Hasina seemed to be aware of a larger foreign conspiracy to topple her government. During her visit to a hospital on July 27 to meet people injured in the violent quota
Hasina eyes asylum in Britain
Her stay in India is approved only temporarily, pending her relocation to Britain…reports Asian Lite News The Indian government has granted former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina an interim stay following the
Lammy calls for UN-led investigation in Bangladesh
The Bangladesh protests majorly by students demanded an end to a quota system for government jobs and had grown into an uprising against Hasina and her ruling Awami League party…reports Asian Lite