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India, Bangladesh conduct naval exercise amid diplomatic chill

IndiaTimes Thursday, 13 March 2025
Diplomatic tensions between India and Bangladesh persist, but their military cooperation remains robust. The recent 'Bongosagar' naval exercise showcased joint efforts to tackle maritime challenges and improve operational coordination, highlighting the ongoing strategic importance of collaboration despite regional geopolitical complexities.
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