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DHAKA — Bangladesh's army chief will meet student protest leaders on Tuesday (Aug 6) as the country awaits the formation of a new government a day after Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned and fled the country following a violent uprising against her rule.
After years of struggling to assert leadership across South and Southeast Asia, India wants to breathe new life into a dormant regional grouping that binds the trade, business and security interests of many of its neighbours together and may provide New Delhi with a strong diplomatic platform – that excludes the dominant economic power of China.
NEW DELHI - Emergency workers rescued over 1,000 people who were stranded in different parts of the Himalayas following torrential rainfall in northern India, which caused widespread damage and left at least 12 people dead, officials said on Aug 1.
For New Delhi resident Jaya Thakur, the prospect of buying gold jewellery for her son’s wedding in November kept her on tenterhooks for weeks and months as near-record-high prices of the precious metal threatened to disrupt her family’s budget.
NEW DELHI - At least 11 people died after heavy rain lashed various parts of northern India on Thursday (Aug 1) and more than 250 people were missing after downpours in the Himalayas, including pilgrims stranded on a famous pilgrimage route.
The Teesta River, opening out to the strategically significant Bay of Bengal, has for long been an important water source for irrigation and hydropower generation in both India and Bangladesh, playing a vital role in the economy and ecology of the region.
The deal is seen as part of New Delhi’s efforts to catch up with Beijing in a global maritime race to gain quasi-control of foreign ports.
