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India, Bangladesh build stronger connectivity as Delhi looks to embrace Dhaka in Indo-Pacific
Apart from boosting bilateral ties, New Delhi is increasingly looking to embrace Dhaka under the Indo-Pacific initiative to assert greater power in the Bay of Bengal region.
Nayanima Basu 12 March, 2021 8:00 am IST Text Size:
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New Delhi: Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s much-awaited visit to Bangladesh on 26-27 March, India has given a massive push to enhance infrastructure connectivity with the neighbouring country, as New Delhi plans to take Dhaka into its strategic embrace under the umbrella of Indo-Pacific cooperation.
Dhaka will be Modi’s first trip abroad since the Covid-19 lockdown. Earlier this week, Modi and Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina virtually inaugurated the ‘Maitri Setu’, which will allow the landlocked Northeast easy access to the Chittagong Port of Bangladesh.
WTO agreement on agriculture reflects double standards, should be amended: Former Indian envoys ANI | Updated: Feb 04, 2021 22:22 IST
New Delhi [India], February 4 (ANI): Noting that the WTO Agreement on Agriculture is characterised by democratic deficit and is based on commercial realpolitik , a group of former Indian envoys have called for amending it so that it facilitates developing and least developed countries to achieve SDG of ending hunger and achieving food security.
In an open letter on the WTO Agreement on Agriculture, the former envoys said there is an opportunity for the US, EU and UK along with 19 members of the Cairns Group to end the double standards that have skewed global production and markets .