India will also co-produce with Bangladesh a documentary and radio show on the 1971 Liberation War, highlighting India’s role in Bangladesh’s freedom struggle.
Srinivas C. Chandrashekharan, Bangladesh team's video analyst, says captain’s press conference was delayed by 5 mins, which meant the team arrived at Masjid Al Noor late.
Sidekicks are quintessential in Bollywood, and every few years, when a star or lead shines, a filmmaker reminds us that the person next to the hero is a key ingredient in the recipe.
SEBI probe concluded that purported loans and fund transfers were paid back in full and did not amount to deceptive market practices or unreported related party transactions.
While the IAF remains committed to the Tejas programme and has placed orders for 180 Tejas Mk1A, the force is eagerly waiting for the Tejas Mk 2 version.
Many really smart people now share the position that playing cricket with Pakistan is politically, strategically and morally wrong. It is just a poor appreciation of competitive sport.
Nonsense! Stay clear of issues that don’t concern us. Besides, the writer seems to paint an extremely one sided view, we don’t know the full story. No need to get swayed by it. Stay clear!
If the Modi government holds such influence over the Hasina government then should it not use it to address more important issues like illegal Bangladeshi immigrants? Why should the Modi government use its clout to save an anti-Indian promoter of Islamic extremism and alienate a staunch supporter? This whole piece is quite suspect as it tries so hard to play up Hasina’s negatives while relegating the abysmal deeds of Khaleda to the footnotes.
Why should India help somebody who was actively supporting groups that engaged in terrorism and violence against India? How does lack of support for Zia translate into unconditional support for Hasina? We should do what is best for us. For us, the extreme anti-Indian Islamic parties are the main threat. For starters, Begum Zia and her party should break links with these parties and pledge never to ally with them again.
I am sorry to say that if the new Govt of India use its clout in Bangladesh then it must be of taking back illegal migrants from India first which is long pending demand…. Whereas the question of health of Ex PM Khaleda Zia is concerned, its the internal matter of the Bangladesh….. In our own country, the opposition is baying for the blood of the duly elected PM Modi…. The hate shown by the opposition and its supporters Lutyens media towards Modi is beyond comparison… Where the swearing in ceremony of duly elected majority Govt of the country is being boycotted by opposition leaders across party lines…. The politics in the developing countries is of hate only towards their opponents …..
Nonsense! Stay clear of issues that don’t concern us. Besides, the writer seems to paint an extremely one sided view, we don’t know the full story. No need to get swayed by it. Stay clear!
If the Modi government holds such influence over the Hasina government then should it not use it to address more important issues like illegal Bangladeshi immigrants? Why should the Modi government use its clout to save an anti-Indian promoter of Islamic extremism and alienate a staunch supporter? This whole piece is quite suspect as it tries so hard to play up Hasina’s negatives while relegating the abysmal deeds of Khaleda to the footnotes.
Why should India help somebody who was actively supporting groups that engaged in terrorism and violence against India? How does lack of support for Zia translate into unconditional support for Hasina? We should do what is best for us. For us, the extreme anti-Indian Islamic parties are the main threat. For starters, Begum Zia and her party should break links with these parties and pledge never to ally with them again.
I am sorry to say that if the new Govt of India use its clout in Bangladesh then it must be of taking back illegal migrants from India first which is long pending demand…. Whereas the question of health of Ex PM Khaleda Zia is concerned, its the internal matter of the Bangladesh….. In our own country, the opposition is baying for the blood of the duly elected PM Modi…. The hate shown by the opposition and its supporters Lutyens media towards Modi is beyond comparison… Where the swearing in ceremony of duly elected majority Govt of the country is being boycotted by opposition leaders across party lines…. The politics in the developing countries is of hate only towards their opponents …..