Indian electric distribution companies yet to receive over Rs 9,500 crore from Bangladesh
The ongoing violence against Hindus and street unrest in Bangladesh has affected the country’s economy.
We want good relations; but India should not interfere in our affairs : Shafiqur Rehman
India is our neighbour and we want good, stable and cordial bilateral relations with it; but India has done some things in the past, which did not please the people of Bangladesh
Attacks on Hindus are not religious but political
This is an example of how India’s communist media is attempting to propagate the narrative that the atrocities against Hindus in Bangladesh were politically motivated
Commotion in the Indian’Visa Centre’ in Dhaka (Bangladesh) : Anti-India slogans raised
The Indian High Commissioner in Dhaka has brought this matter to the attention of the Bangladesh Ministry of External Affairs.
Muhammad Yunus demands relocation of Solar Panel Factories from China to Bangladesh
Yunus stated that China has emerged as the largest producer of solar panels but faces restrictions in the export market.
Our Govt would not discriminate on the basis of religion or political opinion : Muhammad Yunus
A large procession was taken out on the occasion of Janmashtami in Dhaka. After the fall of the Sheikh Hasina Government in Bangladesh on August 5, due to the deterioration of communal harmony, many question marks were raised about this year’s Janmashtami events.
Hindus are being extorted for gold, money, and even girls
A Hindu reported that on the 15th Aug, 10 to 12 men on motorcycles, armed with knives, hammers, and sickles, arrived at his home. When they realised that he was not there, they began threatening him over the phone, forcing him to hide at a relative’s place.
The US considers establishing a naval base in Bangladesh
The article suggests that Sheikh Hasina was overthrown and forced to flee the country after she refused to allow the US to establish a base in Bangladesh, which seems to confirm the earlier claims.
India behind the floods in Bangladesh : Bangladesh alleges
Nahid Islam, the Information Advisor to the Interim Government, stated that the release of water from the dam without prior notice caused the floods in Bangladesh.
Will go to international forum if we don’t get Teesta river water : Bangladesh Interim Govt threatens India
We will present the problems of our people living on the banks of the Teesta. We will not back down from asserting Bangladesh’s right on the waters of the Teesta river. -Rizwana Hasan, Minister of Environment, Forest and Climate change in the interim Government