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Bengal Opposed To Any India, Bangladesh Teesta River Pact: Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday asserted that her government is opposed to any agreement between India and Bangladesh over sharing of the Teesta River water.
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India, Bangladesh Agree On Mega Project To Conserve Teesta River
Sending a technical team by India to Bangladesh soon for a mega project to conserve and manage Teesta river was among major outcomes of talks between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Bangladeshi counterpart Sheikh Hasina.
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India, Bangladesh Hold Talks On Teesta River Dispute, Trade, Security
India and Bangladesh on Friday vowed to bolster cooperation in key areas such as security, trade, and regional connectivity.
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As PM Narendra Modi Welcomes Sheikh Hasina, An Outreach To Mamata Banerjee Too
"A visit without water" is how some officials are describing the visit to India of Bangaldeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, because a crucial water-sharing agreement, negotiated over nearly 20 years, is unlikely to progress during the three-day trip that begins tomorrow. That's because West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee remains opposed to ...
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Bengal Opposed To Any India, Bangladesh Teesta River Pact: Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday asserted that her government is opposed to any agreement between India and Bangladesh over sharing of the Teesta River water.
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India, Bangladesh Agree On Mega Project To Conserve Teesta River
Sending a technical team by India to Bangladesh soon for a mega project to conserve and manage Teesta river was among major outcomes of talks between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Bangladeshi counterpart Sheikh Hasina.
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India, Bangladesh Hold Talks On Teesta River Dispute, Trade, Security
India and Bangladesh on Friday vowed to bolster cooperation in key areas such as security, trade, and regional connectivity.
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As PM Narendra Modi Welcomes Sheikh Hasina, An Outreach To Mamata Banerjee Too
"A visit without water" is how some officials are describing the visit to India of Bangaldeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, because a crucial water-sharing agreement, negotiated over nearly 20 years, is unlikely to progress during the three-day trip that begins tomorrow. That's because West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee remains opposed to ...
