From Pipeline to Power Grid: India and Bangladesh Forge Stronger Energy Bonds
Ever since Bangladesh gained independence in 1971, it has held strategic significance in the south block of Raisina Hills. India emerged as a ...
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India throws an open challenge to West, facilitate nuclear shipment
Shipment for Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant: Indian Foreign Service officers who plied their trade in the 20th century know how much disrespect they ...
Balochistan of 2022 is reminiscence of 1971’s East Pakistan
Since the nation called Pakistan was formed, it has faced regional unrest across its territory. The recurring phenomenon resulted in the formation of ...
Bangladesh hasn’t learned the China lesson from Nepal and Sri Lanka
In the last 365 days, we have seen Sri Lanka crumble and Pakistan claw on geopolitical stages. One common link between both of ...
COP27: India’s eclipsing of China is complete
COP27 Summit 2022: For the last 8 years, we have been told that this is the right time for India. It certainly is. ...
Jinping is dictating Biden’s South Asian policy
Historically, South Asia has proved to be the toughest region to chalk out a foreign policy for. Look, if any country wants to ...
2000 Crores Defence Deal with Armenia: A Nightmare for Turkey and a Jackpot for India
2000 Crores Defence Deal with Armenia: Armenia, a landlocked West Asian Christian state has a long conflict with Muslim dominated Azerbaijan with regard ...
Bangladesh and India are finally going to have a formal conversation about the Rohingya cancer
Any conflict or violence in the neighborhood of India negatively impacts the situation in India. The Persecuted population of that country conveniently infiltrates ...
Ankita’s murder was not the revenge of a jilted lover. It was an Islamist attack
Radicalisation is fast spreading its tentacles through the borderless digital medium. It is transgressing the boundaries of nations. The so-called religious preachers or ...
India must help Bangladesh to get out of its mess, but with conditions
It was the summer of 1971, when Field Marshal Sam Manesksaw refused to acknowledge the then PM Indira Gandhi’s orders of marching into ...
India is emerging as one of the biggest contributors to global welfare
In today’s world, winning hearts matter more than winning over territories by toppling governments. Relations between governments tend to go haywire but people-to-people ...
India, its neighbourhood and its challenges
Former Prime Minister of India Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee once said, “you can change your friends but not neighbours”. Logically, the only option ...
