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India-Bangladesh ties in ‘good shape’ despite ‘misunderstandings’: Bangladesh chief adviser Muhammad Yunus

IndiaTimes Monday, 3 March 2025
Chief adviser Muhammad Yunus asserts that despite some challenges and propaganda, relations between Bangladesh and India remain positive with no fundamental deterioration. Yunus emphasizes the depth of historical, political, and economic ties between the neighbors, underscoring the importance of maintaining good relations and continuous communication.
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