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Bangladesh's bridge to the future | Deccan Herald

The inauguration of the Padma bridge, the longest bridge across the Padma River, by Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Saturday was a landmark event in that country’s history. Sheikh Hasina said it was a symbol of the country’s pride, ability, and honour. The people of the country can justifiably be proud of the 6.15 km rail-road bridge that connects its south-west to ....

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Friction in India-US ties not good for either

The recent 2+2 ministerial talks between India and the United States have underscored persistent divergences in their positions on global issues and niggling problems that can be expected to prevent more meaningful co-operation. As expected, the Ukraine crisis cast its long shadow over the talks. India has not sided with western countries against Russia on the Ukraine crisis. ....

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Deal with climate change on priority

IPCC report sets out what needs to be done ....

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Nepal must get on with US-funded projects

US grant should help reduce Chinese influence in Nepal ....

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Save Lalbagh lake from certain death

The pristine lake at the Southern end of Lalbagh Botanical Gardens in Bengaluru is a nature lover’s delight. Popularly called the Lalbagh lake, the water body which is spread over 40 acres is home to various aquatic species and attracts a large variety of birds. It is said that the beautiful lake was one of the reasons why Hyder Ali decided to establish Lalbagh in 1760. In ....

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