What will Narendra Modi do with Bangladesh? This has been the subject of concern in the country’s politics ever since the new Indian Prime Minister led the Bharatiya Party (BJP) to the biggest victory by a party/alliance in the last 30 years. Never before has the attitude of an Indian government towards Bangladesh been the subject of so much discussion in the country. Details
Published by Ambassador M.Serajul Islam on 10th JUN, 2014
What will Narendra Modi do with Bangladesh? This has been the subject of concern in the country’s politics ever since the new Indian Prime Minister led the Bharatiya Party (BJP) to the biggest victory by a party/alliance in the last 30 years. Never before has the attitude of an Indian government towards Bangladesh been the subject of so much discussion in the country. Details
Published by Ambassador M.Serajul Islam on 31st May, 2014
The people of Narayanganj observed a dawn-to-dusk hartal at the call of the district bar association on May 04 protesting the abduction and killing of Advocate Chandan Kumar Sarkar and six others. Awami League leader Suranjit Sengupta has hinted at reality concerning the “forced disappearances”, kidnappings and extrajudicial killings when he pointed at a government within the government (GWG) for these acts that have become a national nightmare the like of which the country has not faced since liberation. Naryanganj has brought the nation face-to-face with the nightmare when seven, mostly Awami Leaguers, were kidnapped and their bodies were recovered, three days later, from the Sitalakhayya River. Details
Published by Ambassador M.Serajul Islam on 14th May, 2014
Bangladesh is at a critical juncture in its history because of the ongoing standoff between the two major political parties and their alliances, which threatens the socio-economic fabric of the nation. Socio-economic progress of a country or a state demands sustenance of an acceptable democratic polity. Details
Published on 07th May, 2014