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Ex-HC to Bangladesh: Interim Govt Ignores Hindu Targeting

Former Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh, Veena Sikri, accuses the interim government of turning a blind eye to attacks on Hindus. She calls for immediate action to protect minority rights and ensure justice.

Bangladesh's First Woman PM Khaleda Zia Passes Away

Khaleda Zia, Bangladesh's first female Prime Minister and a towering political figure, has died at the age of 80. The Bangladesh Nationalist Party announced her passing on Tuesday. Read more.

Bangladesh Journalist: Hope for Fair 2026 Elections

Amid recent political unrest, a prominent Bangladeshi journalist voices hope for the February 2026 general elections. Read about the challenges and the call for a credible democratic process.

Yunus Govt Takes Responsibility for Dipu Das Family

Bangladesh's interim government, led by Muhammad Yunus, pledges support for the family of Dipu Chandra Das, a Hindu man lynched over blasphemy allegations. The incident sparks diplomatic tensions between India and Bangladesh.

Krishnappa Gowtham retires from professional cricket

Karnataka off-spinning all-rounder Krishnappa Gowtham announces retirement from all forms of cricket. He represented India in 2 T20Is and won IPL titles with CSK and RR. Read his full career story.

Bangladesh to Shrink Diplomatic Missions in India

Bangladesh announces a significant reduction of its diplomatic staff in India, citing operational costs. This move comes amid ongoing tensions over trade and regional issues. Read the full details here.

Bangladesh in Chaos, Government Failing: Ex-Diplomat

Former Indian diplomat K.P. Fabian warns Bangladesh is descending into anarchy with unchecked violence. He criticizes the government's failure and calls for international attention. Read the full analysis.

BJP Leader Condemns Bangladesh Lynching, Warns Bengal

BJP Minority Morcha chief Jamal Siddiqui condemns the lynching of a Hindu youth in Bangladesh, warns of growing radicalisation and draws parallels with West Bengal's political climate. Read the full story.

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