A Turkish NGO-backed Islamist group in Dhaka allegedly displayed maps of ‘Greater Bangladesh’ — that comprised several Indian states of Eastern and Northeast regions. According to an Economic Times ...

(MENAFN- IANS) New Delhi, Aug 1 (IANS) The government of India said that it had taken note of an Islamic group in Dhaka which goes by the name Saltanat-e-Bangla. External Affairs Minister Dr S.

Bangladesh leader Muhammad Yunus sparked fresh controversy on Tuesday after gifting Turkish officials a map of the country which included Indian territories. He had also given a similar depiction of ...

Thousands of refugees enter Mizoram after fleeing Myanmar amid clashes (Representational image) A major diplomatic stir is brewing after a Turkish-backed NGO in Dhaka allegedly showcased controversial ...

The map marked Myanmar's Arakan State, Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha, and the entire Northeast region of India as part of ‘Greater Bangladesh’. According to ET, Turkey is increasing its influence in ...

New Delhi: After the Modi government severed ties with Turkey over its support for Pakistan across various sectors—including security, aviation, education, and trade—Turkey has now shifted its focus ...

AI-generated audio summary; not verified by the edit team. India has taken note of reports that an Islamist group in Dhaka called the 'Saltanat-e-Bangla', backed by a Turkish NGO called the 'Turkish ...

India-Bangladesh relations: In a significant political development, Bangladesh’s interim leader Muhammad Yunus has triggered a new wave of attention after presenting an artwork titled “Art of Triumph” ...

With more than 16 million residents, Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, is not only one of the world’s largest cities, it’s also the fastest growing. Half a million new migrants arrive each year. The U ...