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Published: Sunday, July 28, 2013 Three-day Trip to India Dipu Moni returns empty-handed Diplomatic Correspondent Dipu Moni returns empty-handedForeign Minister Dipu Moni yesterday returned home empty-handed after a three-day visit to New Delhi, according to the Indian media and diplomatic...

I guess most Indians strongly believe that we owe them big for 1971. Its not only reflected in this forum but Indians I meet on a daily basis. But I guess diplomacy is not black and white as most people tend to think.Theres lots of ifs, buts and maybes.

Indians trust Bangladeshis most Star Online Report India-Bangladesh Bangladesh ranks the highest among the countries Indian voters trust while Pakistan ranks the lowest, according an opinion poll jointly conducted by CNN-IBN TV channel and The Hindu newspaper. When asked which countries...

Indirectly, yes. You owe us big time :) It is the current day Bangladeshis forefathers who started/revolutionised the movement.

Supporting them with weapons is not an option any mainstream politicians would celebrate and there is a big chance of things getting out of control like they always have. Regardless, a two staged covert war can be implemented to face both the problems. First, if the news is true, take out...

Actually, the uprising against the British gained momentum from Chittagong. It was Bangladesh who created India.

Despite an extreme negative view RAB has gained recently in the international media, I do think the period from the formation to around 2007 RAB has done an excellent job rounding up criminals. This is from complete personal experience though. Back in 1996-1998, when AL first came in power, they...

Coal has efficiency rate of 40%. You have to take this into account. Secondly, I do think Bangladesh has sufficient amount of gas and more is yet to be discovered. In order to maximise the gain, the govt can try to ban cng cars and vehicles or at least not every jack and jill use it. At any...

are the coals which will be imported be also free of tax? secondly, is coal really the best way to generate electricity?

Bangladeshi Insurgents Say India Is Supporting Them - NYTimes.com This was back in 1989 though,

So your saying the Bangladeshi labourers get nothing ? they deserve to work in the conditions they do and we should be happy? I personally would love to see a day when Bangladeshi workers don't have to travel to middle east to do labour job and that day shall come(InSha Allah). Anyways...

Who are you to decide that? Pakistani people has voted them in power based on merits and credentials and voted them out of power. Not based on racism and bigotry.

90% of all our foreign earnings from EU and States and most NGOs are western. Should we let them dictates our terms and give out soverignty? Secondly, if you have visited any Middle eastern countries, you yourself know better what the conditions are and generally speaking, how the perceive us...

The Saudis do not have any monopoly over Islam. Secondly, Iran is a more capable country than Saudi in any given day. I urge not to make such ridiculous statements as there are many shias in this forum and like others have pointed out, bangladesh has no stake in this field. Secondly...

If India does want long term peace with Bangladesh, I think it would be an unprecedented move to pressurize the current government to restore the caretaker government. India has nothing but to gain.

How are the qualities of the buses? any reviews from any other countries? Regardless, other than my lack of knowledge on the physical technicalities of the bus, the deal looks good and sounds good on paper. Not really an AL fan, but credit should be given where its due.

Why is there an issue if Malala had wanted help? Bangladesh has done better in women empowerment than most countries in the subcontinent. I'm just wandering, How is she perceived in Pakistan?

If Hifazat really believe what is said in the video, it shouldn't really align itself with BNP, who has reached to Dr. Yunus, an advocator of women's right development. Neither should they side with a political party which is headed by a woman. Their actions contradict what they say, proving...

The shahbagis are not necessarily pro India. The pro india and the anti india rhetoric only exists within PDF . Most are indifferent towards India. Pretty much how an average joe Indian percieves Bangladesh.

There is a general widespread feeling of oppression on the east, who claim the west often exploits them(rightfully so). They will be given full rights and opportunities to succeed once they rightfully switch sides(voluntarily) to our side :taz: