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"Look What's Happening In Neighbouring Nations": Top Court's Nepal Mention
Violent protests in Nepal this week (and in Bangladesh in July last year) found mention in the Supreme Court Wednesday during the hearing of a presidential reference on the court's April 12 order on deadknes for clearing state bills.
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A Year After Uprising And Sheikh Hasina's Fall, Bangladesh Still Far From Reform
A year on, Bangladesh is still reeling from that violence, and Hasina now faces trial for crimes against humanity in absentia, as she is in exile in India.
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No Agenda, Some Taking Advantage: Key Bangladesh Leader On Attacks On Hindus
A week of fast-paced developments in Bangladesh, which saw Sheikh Hasina's ouster, widespread violence and the formation of an interim government, has been capped off with the country's chief justice agreeing to step down on Saturday.
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"Requested At Very Short Notice": S Jaishankar On Sheikh Hasina's India Move
The government is in close touch with the nearly 19,000 Indian nationals - almost half of whom are students - in Bangladesh, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar told Parliament Tuesday afternoon.
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"No Provision For...": What UK Said On Sheikh Hasina Asylum Reports
Immigration rules do not allow people to travel to that country to seek asylum or temporary refuge, the UK Home Office told NDTV Tuesday morning, amid persistent speculation ousted Bangladesh leader Sheikh Hasina, now in Delhi.
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Ex-PM, Nobel Winner, Student Leader: Key Faces In New Bangladesh Government
Bangladesh Protest: A new "interim government" - to be advised, most likely, by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus - is taking shape in crisis-hit Bangladesh following Sheikh Hasina resigning as Prime Minister.
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Bangladesh Registers 40% Voter Turnout Amid Opposition Boycott, Counting Begins
Bangladeshis on Sunday turned up in low numbers to cast their votes for the general elections likely to be won by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina for a fourth straight term, amid sporadic violence and a boycott by the main opposition party BNP
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"Not Possible To Win People's Hearts Through Arson": Bangladesh PM Slams Opposition
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday said that the BNP and its allies cannot win the hearts of people through arson attacks and killing people as the country gears up for the January 7 general elections.
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Bangladesh Minister Blames Opposition, Pro-Pak Elements For Durga Puja Violence
Bangladesh Information and Broadcasting Minister M Hasan Mahmud on Thursday blamed opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and pro-Pakistan elements for the recent communal violence in the country during Durga Puja.
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9 Killed in Bangladesh Fire Bomb Attacks
At least nine people, including two children, were burned alive in Bangladesh when opposition activists hurled petrol bombs at a packed bus and a truck in the latest spasm of worsening political violence, police said today.
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Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina slams attacks on Hindus in poll-related violence
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today condemned attacks on Bangladesh's minority Hindu community in post-poll violence and promised stern action against the perpetrators.
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Bangladesh ruling party wins poll hit by violence, boycott
Bangladesh's ruling Awami League won a violence-plagued parliamentary election whose outcome was never in doubt after a boycott by the main opposition party.
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Violence, low turnout mars Bangladesh polls; at least 20 killed
At least 20 people have lost their lives in the 10th general elections in Bangladesh. 147 seats went to the polls on Sunday.
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Bangladesh deploys army ahead of controversial January 5 polls
Bangladesh today deployed the army across the country to contain deadly political violence ahead of the January 5 elections, even as nine policemen were injured in attacks by opposition activists.
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Five killed in Bangladesh violence as opposition begins strike
At least five people were killed in nationwide clashes and trains were attacked as Bangladesh's opposition today began a strike to demand the prime minister quit and make way for polls under a caretaker government.
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"Look What's Happening In Neighbouring Nations": Top Court's Nepal Mention
Violent protests in Nepal this week (and in Bangladesh in July last year) found mention in the Supreme Court Wednesday during the hearing of a presidential reference on the court's April 12 order on deadknes for clearing state bills.
-
A Year After Uprising And Sheikh Hasina's Fall, Bangladesh Still Far From Reform
A year on, Bangladesh is still reeling from that violence, and Hasina now faces trial for crimes against humanity in absentia, as she is in exile in India.
-
No Agenda, Some Taking Advantage: Key Bangladesh Leader On Attacks On Hindus
A week of fast-paced developments in Bangladesh, which saw Sheikh Hasina's ouster, widespread violence and the formation of an interim government, has been capped off with the country's chief justice agreeing to step down on Saturday.
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"Requested At Very Short Notice": S Jaishankar On Sheikh Hasina's India Move
The government is in close touch with the nearly 19,000 Indian nationals - almost half of whom are students - in Bangladesh, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar told Parliament Tuesday afternoon.
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"No Provision For...": What UK Said On Sheikh Hasina Asylum Reports
Immigration rules do not allow people to travel to that country to seek asylum or temporary refuge, the UK Home Office told NDTV Tuesday morning, amid persistent speculation ousted Bangladesh leader Sheikh Hasina, now in Delhi.
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Ex-PM, Nobel Winner, Student Leader: Key Faces In New Bangladesh Government
Bangladesh Protest: A new "interim government" - to be advised, most likely, by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus - is taking shape in crisis-hit Bangladesh following Sheikh Hasina resigning as Prime Minister.
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Bangladesh Registers 40% Voter Turnout Amid Opposition Boycott, Counting Begins
Bangladeshis on Sunday turned up in low numbers to cast their votes for the general elections likely to be won by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina for a fourth straight term, amid sporadic violence and a boycott by the main opposition party BNP
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"Not Possible To Win People's Hearts Through Arson": Bangladesh PM Slams Opposition
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday said that the BNP and its allies cannot win the hearts of people through arson attacks and killing people as the country gears up for the January 7 general elections.
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Bangladesh Minister Blames Opposition, Pro-Pak Elements For Durga Puja Violence
Bangladesh Information and Broadcasting Minister M Hasan Mahmud on Thursday blamed opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and pro-Pakistan elements for the recent communal violence in the country during Durga Puja.
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9 Killed in Bangladesh Fire Bomb Attacks
At least nine people, including two children, were burned alive in Bangladesh when opposition activists hurled petrol bombs at a packed bus and a truck in the latest spasm of worsening political violence, police said today.
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Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina slams attacks on Hindus in poll-related violence
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today condemned attacks on Bangladesh's minority Hindu community in post-poll violence and promised stern action against the perpetrators.
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Bangladesh ruling party wins poll hit by violence, boycott
Bangladesh's ruling Awami League won a violence-plagued parliamentary election whose outcome was never in doubt after a boycott by the main opposition party.
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Violence, low turnout mars Bangladesh polls; at least 20 killed
At least 20 people have lost their lives in the 10th general elections in Bangladesh. 147 seats went to the polls on Sunday.
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Bangladesh deploys army ahead of controversial January 5 polls
Bangladesh today deployed the army across the country to contain deadly political violence ahead of the January 5 elections, even as nine policemen were injured in attacks by opposition activists.
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Five killed in Bangladesh violence as opposition begins strike
At least five people were killed in nationwide clashes and trains were attacked as Bangladesh's opposition today began a strike to demand the prime minister quit and make way for polls under a caretaker government.
