There is concern about potential spillover effects of the Bangladesh protests into India, particularly in the Northeastern states. India needs to closely monitor the situation to prevent any cross-border implications.
As cities all over the world encounter the tough challenges of urban mobility, Indi IT smart technologies are the beacons of hope for a more clean and flexible future.
Marxist Catholic priests in India are no longer happy focusing on old-fashioned parish work. Instead, they want to guide tribals towards ‘revolutionary Marxism’.
In Karunanidhi: The Definitive Biography, Vaasanthi writes about Karunanidhi’s reaction when Annadurai told him to stop sending articles on youth revolution.
Communities, which have been left relatively powerless while state and markets have expanded, can lead to mass resentment and rage, writes economist Raghuram Rajan.
The funniest part about pig politicisation is that it is based on ignorance. Hindus and Christians can eat all the pork they want and keep pigs as pets—that does not bother Muslims.
India’s fast-growing data centre sector may strain state electricity networks; Central Electricity Authority has urged Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Tamil Nadu to boost capacity.
China patiently invested capital, skill and technology in coal gasification. Unlike it, we won’t move from words to action. As crude prices decline, we lose interest.
Finally, someone from India who has got clout, is trying to make sense of the prevailing situation in Bangladesh and how it can impact India’s relationship with Bangladesh in coming days and beyond. India needs to accept the new reality and try building bridges with the current administration who represents the people of Bangladesh.
If power goes out of students then Bangladesh have dark future and if power reaming in hand of students we are not certain about future of Bangladesh.
Both way a loss for india.
EMI need to visit Bangladesh and make situations like it was in Hasina era.
Finally, someone from India who has got clout, is trying to make sense of the prevailing situation in Bangladesh and how it can impact India’s relationship with Bangladesh in coming days and beyond. India needs to accept the new reality and try building bridges with the current administration who represents the people of Bangladesh.
If power goes out of students then Bangladesh have dark future and if power reaming in hand of students we are not certain about future of Bangladesh.
Both way a loss for india.
EMI need to visit Bangladesh and make situations like it was in Hasina era.