Bangladesh
Persecution Based on Religion Is Not the Way of a Democratic Nation, Says Sadhguru on ISKCON Priest's Arrest
Sadhguru, who is on social media platform X, posted, "Disgraceful to see how a democratic nation is tearing itself into becoming theocratic and autocratic. Responsibility of every citizen to learn the value of an open democracy. Persecution on religious grounds or weakness of demography is not the way of a democratic nation.
Bangladesh's Interim Leader Yunus Reassures PM Modi of Hindu Community's Safety
"Received a telephone call from Professor Muhammad Yunus. Exchanged views on the prevailing situation. Reiterated India's support for a democratic, stable, peaceful and progressive Bangladesh. He assured protection, safety, and security of Hindus and all minorities in Bangladesh," PM Modi shared on X following their discussion on Friday afternoon.
Sadhguru Urges Immediate Action to Protect Hindus Amid Violence in Bangladesh
Citing a report from the Bangladeshi newspaper *Daily Star*, Sadhguru stated, “Though this region was once part of our nation, it has become a neighboring area now. Nevertheless, it remains our duty to protect these people, who are integral to our civilization, from such distressing atrocities.”
BSF to Intensify Monitoring of Curfew Along India-Bangladesh Border
BSF Deputy Inspector General of Police, or DIG, and South Bengal Frontier Spokesperson A K Arya said meetings were organised with the villagers in Uttar Para and Muzaffarpur Border Outposts to tell them about the present situation in Bangladesh following the change of guard in that country.
Received protest note from B'desh on Mamata Banerjee's remarks: Ministry of External Affairs
"This can be confirmed that we have received a diplomatic note from the Bangladeshi side that protested against the comments made by the chief minister of West Bengal," admitted MEA spokesperson, Randhir Jaiswal.
MEA fully focused on ensuring safety of Indians in Bangladesh, says Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar reiterated that the MEA's top priority is ensuring the safety and well-being of Indians in Bangladesh.
'Dramatic improvement' in ties with Bangladesh and 'game-changing' Connectivity in Northeast Asia, as Discussed by EAM Jaishankar
In a session at Delhi's Kirori Mal College, talking on the integration of India's northeastern region with Southeast Asia and Japan, EAM S. Jaishankar pointed out how India had reaped good mileage over the last decade under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He highlighted the abundance of advantages that India's northeast has realized, especially through the development of relations with Bangladesh and the implementation of the 'Act East' policy, aimed at developing new partnerships with ASEAN countries and beyond.
PM Modi Extends Congratulations to Bangladesh's Sheikh Hasina on Election Victory
Highlighting the deep and historic ties between the two nations, PM Modi emphasized the continuous deepening of their unshakeable partnership across various areas.
Friendship pipeline reaffirms golden run of India-Bangladesh ties since 1971
Indeed, the friendship between the two countries has certainly withstood the test of time. There have of course been the impediments along the way - the Teesta water-sharing issue remains a sore point, the presence of some Indian militant outfits like ULFA in the era of BNP-Jamaat rule in Dhaka was a major irritant in bilateral relations.
Bangladesh occupies special place in India's Neighbourhood First policy: President Droupadi Murmu
Droupadi Murmu made the remark after the newly-appointed Bangladesh High Commissioner to India, Mustafizur Rahman presented his credentials to the President at the Rashtrapati Bhavan on Monday. "The India-Bangladesh relations are bounded by language, culture, and history, and the unique ties is forged in shared sacrifices," she said.
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