Since 2016, China’s economic activity in Bangladesh has attracted criticism from observers in India. The critics feared that Beijing could use trade and investment to influence Dhaka’s decision-making.
This pattern became more pronounced in 2020, after New Delhi began restricting Chinese investment in April, and border clashes between Chinese and Indian troops began in May.
The events precipitated a new media cycle, wherein China’s relationship with Bangladesh was described in the context of India’s relationship with China.
It was triggered by a trade concession.
Media reports that Bangladesh accepted a trade concession from China emerged on June 19, days after the deadliest clash between China and India in Ladakh occurred.
Air connectivity in Northeastern region expands further
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FlyBig to operate in Agartala sector from June 25
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It already linked air destinations of Arunachal and Meghalaya with Guwahati
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It already linked air destinations of Arunachal and Meghalaya with Guwahati
Private low budget airliner FlyBig would operate in the Agartala sector from June 25. It would fly passenger flights under the Regional Connectivity Scheme (RCS) under the Union government’s Udan Yojana.
The company, which already linked air destinations of Arunachal Pradesh and Meghalaya with Guwahati, would operate thrice a week in Agartala-Guwahati and Agartala-Dibrugarh routes. “It will operate flights on Monday, Wednesday and Friday,” a State government official said on Wednesday.