Amid ongoing violence against minorities in Bangladesh, nearly 8,000 Hindus gathered at the Genduguri border seeking refuge in India.
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Nearly eight thousand Hindus at border to go to India amid ongoing violence in neighbour
In the shelter of friendship: Hindus find solace in Muslim homes
Yunus faces the daunting task of restoring order in Bangladesh amidst widespread violence and chaos following the ouster of Prime...
Bidhayak Das
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s 15 years of rule ends
Sheikh Hasina, Bangladesh’s prime minister of 15 years, fled the country after protesters demanding that she step down.
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Beijing pushes for ceasefire in Rakhine, AA reluctant
The Arakan Army rejects ceasefire talks in Rakhine State, intensifying conflict with Myanmar's junta and raising concerns for Chinese-led infrastructure...
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Peace talks held between KNF and Peace Committee in Bandarban
In a bid to restore peace and stability in the hilly areas, the Kuki-Chin National Front (KNF) engaged in its...
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Tripura CM foresees state as gateway to multiple countries via Chittagong Port
During the foundation stone-laying ceremony for the Agartala railway station’s redevelopment, Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha articulated the state’s potential...
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Fourth Bangladesh-India-Japan conclave charts path for regional connectivity and development
The fourth edition of the Bangladesh-India-Japan tripartite conclave, titled “North East India, Bangladesh and the Bay of Bengal region in...
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Historic cross-border railway link connects Northeast India and Bangladesh
A Bangladeshi train hauling four cargo-laden wagons made its way into Nischintpur railway station, situated one kilometer within the Indian...
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Land grab in Bangladesh Borderlands- Minister accused of grabbing Indigenous Jhum lands
Antor Tanchangya and his family made a living the only way they were taught by their ancestors – by jhum...
Sanjoy Kumar Barua
Bangladesh Police arrest 60-year-old woman after son’s facebook post
Bangladesh Police arrested a 60-year-old woman under the Special Powers Act allegedly after her US-based son made a Facebook post...
Sanjoy Kumar Barua
New Delhi and Dhaka to establish 16 border haats to boost cross-border trade
New Delhi and Dhaka are in discussions regarding the potential creation of 16 new border haats aimed at amplifying trade...
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Bangladesh Bank to launch dual currency card for Bangladeshi Taka and Indian Rupee
In an effort to save US dollars and streamline transactions between Bangladesh and India, the Bangladesh Bank governor, Abdur Rauf...
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