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Watch: Beating retreat resumes at India-Bangladesh border after 10 months

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Watch: Beating retreat resumes at India-Bangladesh border after 10 months

Watch: Beating retreat resumes at India-Bangladesh border after 10 months

Beating retreat ceremony resumes at India-Bangladesh border in Tripura after 10 months.

The ceremony was stopped last year in March in view of Covid-19.

BSF soldiers resumed the ceremony on the Indian side.

The Bangladesh side is yet to resume the ceremony.

The ceremony is a symbol of friendly relations between the two nations.

India shares a long international border with Bangladesh.

Watch the full video for more details.


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