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'Bangladesh Has Problems With India': Muhammad Yunus On Sheikh Hasina, SAARC Revival
Bangladesh's Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus courted controversy in New York, where he claimed Dhaka's ties with New Delhi are strained because India didn't like last year's student protests that led to the dramatic ouster of former PM Sheikh Hasina.
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2 Leaders, 2 Movements: Parallels Between Nepal 2025, Bangladesh 2024
Two protests shook India's neighbourhood in two years, and both led to regime changes. As Kathmandu hurtles down Dhaka's way, a look at the striking similarities between the two anti-government movements that unseated those in power.
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Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina's Dhaka Home To Turn Into Museum
Once a heavily guarded Prime Minister's home, Gana Bhavan, the former official residence of Bangladesh's ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina is being turned into a museum.
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Bangladesh School Jet Crash Death Count Rises To 27, Dozens Still Critical
A Bangladesh Air Force training aircraft crashed into a school in Dhaka, the country's capital, shortly after takeoff on Monday afternoon, killing the pilot and 26 other people, most of whom were students, officials said.
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Ready To Extend Support: PM Modi After Jet Crash Kills 19 In Bangladesh
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday expressed deep shock at the loss of lives in an aircraft crash in Dhaka.
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Bangladesh Trying To Sweeten Ties? Yunus Sends Mangoes To PM Modi
Professor Muhammad Yunus, the head of Bangladesh's interim government, has initiated 'mango diplomacy' with India, weeks after the Foreign Ministry said New Delhi was willing to discuss all issues with Dhaka in a "conducive" environment.
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"Hindus Subject To Violent Mob Attacks": UN Body's Report On Bangladesh Violence
A UN report into the violence in Bangladesh in mid-2024 - student protests over job quotas forced PM Sheikh Hasina to quit and flee Dhaka (to India) - has said Hindus were among members of minority communities "subject to violent attacks by mobs".
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Bangladesh Set To Get Interim Government Led By Nobel Winner Today
Bangladesh is set to get an interim government headed by Nobel Peace Prize-winning economist Muhammad Yunus today, days after Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was forced to resign amid violent student protests.
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Bangladesh New Interim PM Muhammad Yunus Heads Home, To Be Sworn In Today
Nobel Laureate economist Muhammad Yunus is expected to return to Bangladesh on Thursday, Bangladesh-based Dhaka Tribune reported.
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After Meghalaya, Manipur Imposes Night Curfew Along Bangladesh Border
In his directive, the Home Department's Joint Secretary said that due to the prevailing law and order situation in Bangladesh, there is a likelihood of an influx of people from the neighbouring country into Manipur.
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Sheikh Hasina's Fall Leads To Slump In India-Bangladesh Border Trade
Sheikh Hasina quit as the Bangladesh Prime Minister this week and fled the country after violent protests demanding her resignation.
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Bangladesh Students Continue Protests, Reject PM's Justice Pledge
Bangladesh students vowed Thursday to continue nationwide protests against civil service hiring rules, rebuffing an olive branch from Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina who pledged justice for seven killed in the demonstrations.
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PM Modi Expresses Grief After 46 Killed In Fire Accident In Bangladesh
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday expressed grief and extended his condolences to the victims of the massive fire that broke out at a shopping mall in Bangladesh's capital Dhaka that killed at least 46 people.
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China Invites Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina For Official Visit To Beijing
China has invited Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina for an official visit to the country as Beijing is keen to work with the new government in Dhaka to cement bilateral cooperation in all fields.
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Sheikh Hasina Takes Oath As Bangladesh PM For Fifth Term
Sheikh Hasina was on Thursday sworn in as the Prime Minister of Bangladesh for the fifth term, days after her Awami League won an overwhelming majority in the general elections boycotted by the main opposition BNP and its allies.
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'Bangladesh Has Problems With India': Muhammad Yunus On Sheikh Hasina, SAARC Revival
Bangladesh's Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus courted controversy in New York, where he claimed Dhaka's ties with New Delhi are strained because India didn't like last year's student protests that led to the dramatic ouster of former PM Sheikh Hasina.
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2 Leaders, 2 Movements: Parallels Between Nepal 2025, Bangladesh 2024
Two protests shook India's neighbourhood in two years, and both led to regime changes. As Kathmandu hurtles down Dhaka's way, a look at the striking similarities between the two anti-government movements that unseated those in power.
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Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina's Dhaka Home To Turn Into Museum
Once a heavily guarded Prime Minister's home, Gana Bhavan, the former official residence of Bangladesh's ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina is being turned into a museum.
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Bangladesh School Jet Crash Death Count Rises To 27, Dozens Still Critical
A Bangladesh Air Force training aircraft crashed into a school in Dhaka, the country's capital, shortly after takeoff on Monday afternoon, killing the pilot and 26 other people, most of whom were students, officials said.
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Ready To Extend Support: PM Modi After Jet Crash Kills 19 In Bangladesh
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday expressed deep shock at the loss of lives in an aircraft crash in Dhaka.
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Bangladesh Trying To Sweeten Ties? Yunus Sends Mangoes To PM Modi
Professor Muhammad Yunus, the head of Bangladesh's interim government, has initiated 'mango diplomacy' with India, weeks after the Foreign Ministry said New Delhi was willing to discuss all issues with Dhaka in a "conducive" environment.
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"Hindus Subject To Violent Mob Attacks": UN Body's Report On Bangladesh Violence
A UN report into the violence in Bangladesh in mid-2024 - student protests over job quotas forced PM Sheikh Hasina to quit and flee Dhaka (to India) - has said Hindus were among members of minority communities "subject to violent attacks by mobs".
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Bangladesh Set To Get Interim Government Led By Nobel Winner Today
Bangladesh is set to get an interim government headed by Nobel Peace Prize-winning economist Muhammad Yunus today, days after Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was forced to resign amid violent student protests.
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Bangladesh New Interim PM Muhammad Yunus Heads Home, To Be Sworn In Today
Nobel Laureate economist Muhammad Yunus is expected to return to Bangladesh on Thursday, Bangladesh-based Dhaka Tribune reported.
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After Meghalaya, Manipur Imposes Night Curfew Along Bangladesh Border
In his directive, the Home Department's Joint Secretary said that due to the prevailing law and order situation in Bangladesh, there is a likelihood of an influx of people from the neighbouring country into Manipur.
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Sheikh Hasina's Fall Leads To Slump In India-Bangladesh Border Trade
Sheikh Hasina quit as the Bangladesh Prime Minister this week and fled the country after violent protests demanding her resignation.
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Bangladesh Students Continue Protests, Reject PM's Justice Pledge
Bangladesh students vowed Thursday to continue nationwide protests against civil service hiring rules, rebuffing an olive branch from Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina who pledged justice for seven killed in the demonstrations.
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PM Modi Expresses Grief After 46 Killed In Fire Accident In Bangladesh
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday expressed grief and extended his condolences to the victims of the massive fire that broke out at a shopping mall in Bangladesh's capital Dhaka that killed at least 46 people.
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China Invites Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina For Official Visit To Beijing
China has invited Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina for an official visit to the country as Beijing is keen to work with the new government in Dhaka to cement bilateral cooperation in all fields.
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Sheikh Hasina Takes Oath As Bangladesh PM For Fifth Term
Sheikh Hasina was on Thursday sworn in as the Prime Minister of Bangladesh for the fifth term, days after her Awami League won an overwhelming majority in the general elections boycotted by the main opposition BNP and its allies.
