Following the attacks on minority Hindus and their temples in Bangladesh, Hindus took to the streets in large numbers in Dhaka. Hindus came out carrying banners and posters demanding their safety. Demanded to stop the violence. Women and children also participated in this demonstration. See what the minority Hindus who are facing violence are saying.
The police, which is responsible for law and order, is missing from the streets after the coup in Bangladesh. In their place, youth and students associated with different organizations are volunteering. Aaj Tak’s team had a special conversation with these volunteers and tried to know what has changed in Bangladesh since the coup? See ground
There is turmoil in Bangladesh. An interim government will be formed in the neighboring country today. Nobel laureate Mohammad Yunus will take oath as PM. Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina is in India these days, there is speculation that she is seeking political asylum in Britain. However, suspense remains regarding what his future plan is.
Bangladesh is burning in the fire of violence. PM Sheikh Hasina had to resign and leave the country. Hindus are being massacred. But the one question behind all this is that what happened to Sheikh Hasina, who returned with such a huge victory in the elections held 8 months ago, that a coup took place
After the coup in Bangladesh, the trade between India and Bangladesh has started slowing down. Due to the ongoing political crisis in the neighboring country, bilateral trade between the two countries has come to a standstill for the time being. However, exporters hope that the situation will be controlled soon so that business can become
Bangladesh was progressing very fast compared to the Indian subcontinent and surrounding countries. In comparison to Pakistan, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka etc., this country was becoming the envy of its neighbors in terms of political stability, democratic values and economic progress etc. But Bangladesh took notice. Things in this country got so bad in no time
The situation became so bad amid the violence in Bangladesh that Sheikh Hasina government was overthrown. Not only this, he also had to flee his country. At the same time, news is coming quoting intelligence agencies that the main actor of the coup in Bangladesh is the Islamic Chhatra Shibir (ICS), which belongs to the
On the situation in Bangladesh, America says that the interim government there should be formed in accordance with democratic principles, rule of law and the wishes of the people there. State Department spokesman Matthew Miller told the media, ‘We want to see the people decide the future of the Bangladeshi government. America stands with the
पड़ोसी मुल्क पाकिस्तान की राजनीति के प्रसिद्ध विशेषज्ञ डॉ. चार्ल्स एच. कैनेडी ने एक चर्चित आर्टिकल लिखा था. इसका शीर्षक था, ‘अ यूजर गाइड टू गाइडेड डेमोक्रेसी’. इस आर्टिकल में उन्होंने व्यंग्यात्मक रूप से 10 Steps की रूपरेखा तैयार की थी जो पाकिस्तान के किसी भी नए शासक के लिए, अपना शासन मजबूत करने में मदद कर
According to the report of Bangladesh’s leading media outlet Daily Star, the main organizers of the movement have proposed to make Nobel laureate Dr. Mohammad Yunus the chief advisor of the interim government. In a video posted on social media, Nahid Islam, one of the key coordinators of the movement, said that he has already
After the ongoing violence and coup in Bangladesh, there is a situation of high alert in India too. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s statement on violent protests and formation of interim government in the neighboring country has also come to light. He has advised people to avoid rumors and appealed to the leaders not
The impact of violence and unrest in Bangladesh is also being seen in the border states of India. In view of the situation, night curfew has been imposed in Meghalaya. Meghalaya Deputy Chief Minister Preston Tynsong on Monday said the state government has decided to impose curfew on the international border with Bangladesh amid unrest