'Reminds us of compassion, brotherhood': PM Modi sends Eid-al-Adha greetings to Bangladesh; Muhammad Yunus responds
Sunday, 8 June 2025 Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended Eid-al-Adha greetings to Bangladesh on behalf of India, as revealed in letters exchanged with interim leader Professor Muhammad Yunus. Yunus reciprocated, acknowledging the shared values between the nations. This exchange follows previous greetings for Eid-ul-Fitr and a meeting at the Bimstec Summit amidst tense relations since the change in Bangladesh's leadership.
Bangladesh’s interim leader Muhammad Yunus has announced that national elections will be held in April 2026, following sustained domestic unrest and international pressure. The move comes after the dramatic ousting of long-time Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina last year, sparking political uncertainty...
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Indian garment exporters are facing a major tariff shock as the Trump administration imposes a steep 50 percent duty on Indian exports. The move directly impacts garment exporters, shoe manufacturers, and leather industries that heavily rely on the US market. With Indian garment exporters already working on razor-thin margins, this tariff threatens millions of jobs and billions in trade revenues. Competitors like Vietnam and Bangladesh could benefit, while Indian garment exporters brace for losses. The Modi government is expected to step in with relief measures as Indian garment exporters explore new markets and diversification strategies. Oneindia’s Pankaj Mishra explains.
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Bangladesh interim leader Muhammad Yunus claims he asked Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to block Sheikh Hasina’s online speeches — but Modi refused, saying, “It’s social media, you can’t..