Ex-envoy to Bangladesh Pinak Ranjan Chakravarty is guest
Ex-envoy to Bangladesh Pinak Ranjan Chakravarty is guest
Key Highlights
- BILATERAL TIES between India and Bangladesh are going through a turbulent phase.
- Two years after the collapse of the Sheikh Hasina-led Bangladesh government, her presence and statements from Indian soil have once again created tension between the two countries.
- The incumbent government in Bangladesh led This has led to a host of questions on everyone’s mind.
Bilateral ties between India and Bangladesh are experiencing a period of turbulence, two years after the collapse of the Sheikh Hasina-led government in Bangladesh. Her presence on Indian soil has reignited tensions between the two nations.
The current government in Bangladesh is grappling with the legacy of its predecessor, leading to questions about the impact of Sheikh Hasina's influence on relations and how Prime Minister Tarique Rahman views the situation.
Experts eager understand how india
Experts are eager to understand how India and Bangladesh can reset and repair their ties. With concerns over security in Bangladesh, it remains to be seen whether Delhi and Dhaka can collaborate on economic and development projects.
The role of external players such as China and Pakistan is also being closely watched, as they navigate the complexities of the situation in Bangladesh.
Former Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Pinak Ranjan Chakravarty will provide insights into the India-Bangladesh relationship during an Express Explained.Live session at 6 pm on Wednesday.
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In conversation with Diplomatic Editor Shubhajit Roy, Chakravarty will draw on his extensive experience in Bangladesh, having served as Deputy High Commissioner from 1999 to 2002 and later as High Commissioner from 2007 to 2009.
Chakravarty's recent book, 'Transformation: Emergence of Bangladesh and Evolution of India-Bangladesh ties', published in February 2024, offers a unique perspective on the evolution of their relationship.
The Express Explained.Live session is part of The Indian Express's unique series of explanatory conversations, which has featured notable guests such as former ambassadors to China, US, Egypt, Australia, Russia, and China.
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