Doctors strike across India to protest rape and murder of trainee medic
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Maldives seeks to reset strained ties with India, woo back its tourists
The Maldives appears keen to reset strained relations with India in a move that analysts say is aimed at helping its key tourism industry recover following a steep decline in visitors from its neighbour.
Bangladesh crisis leaves India with major foreign policy challenge, uncertainty over trade ties
The sudden exit of Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina from the country in the wake of mass student protests is threatening to become one of India’s worst foreign policy headaches that is likely to test all of its capability to resolve.
Bangladesh as color revolution on India’s doorstep
Indian intelligence agencies, rarely the epitome of self-assured success, have rarely been caught as flat-footed as they were over the weekend when Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina hurriedly evacuated her palatial residences for a rather modest government guest house on the outskirts of Delhi.
Sheikh Hasina won’t return to Bangladesh, Pakistan and US stoked protests, son says
“She said she will never go back to Bangladesh,” Sajeeb Wazed, Hasina’s son and an adviser in her ousted government, said in a phone interview from Washington. “In fact, to be entirely candid, she told me that none of our family will ever go back to Bangladesh.”
Sheikh Hasina’s fall in Bangladesh shows history’s cruel irony
Bangladesh is a relatively new nation. It was known as East Pakistan before being born as an independent nation in 1971 after a war of liberation from Pakistan in which India played a major role. The unseating of Hasina has been described as the second liberation of Bangladesh.
Bangladesh prime minister flees to India as anti-government protesters storm her residence
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India's ultra-wealthy club is booming — here's where the country's rich are investing
India is expected to see the fastest growth in ultra high net worth individuals globally over the next few years, according to consultancy Knight Frank.