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09/09/2022 - International Relations

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September 09, 2022

Bangladesh is becoming central to India’s neighborhood first policy. Do you agree with this view? Comment (200 Words)

Refer - Indian Express

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IAS Parliament 2 years

KEY POINTS

·        Bangladesh is now central to India’s “Neighbourhood First Policy”, particularly given the economic crisis affecting Pakistan and Sri Lanka.

·        There is an agreement on the water-sharing formula for the river Kushyara that flows into Bangladesh from Assam’s Silchar district.

·        India has requested the finalisation of the temporary water sharing accord on the Feni river, which meets Tripura’s water requirements.

·        Bangladesh has announced 200 scholarships to descendants of children of Indian military personnel who laid down their lives in the 1971 War of Liberation.

·        The rising energy demand in Bangladesh has led to the 1,320 MW thermal power plant being built at Rampal by the NTPC in a 50:50 joint venture.

·        Around $8 billion Line of Credit (LoC) has been extended to Bangladesh, including $500 million for defence-related procurement.

·        China’s footprint in Bangladesh has increased via the BRI, as part of Beijing’s concerted effort to influence New Delhi’s neighbours.

·        Bangladesh has been careful in assessing China’s “debt-trap” diplomacy, given the economic crises in Pakistan and Sri Lanka.

·        The Rohingya refugee issue has imposed a huge burden on Bangladesh. PM Hasina raised this issue and called on India to help in repatriating the refugees to Myanmar. 

PANDI SANTHOSH RAJA S 2 years

Kindly review

IAS Parliament 2 years

Try to include about the strategic dimension. Keep Writing.

K. V. A 2 years

Pls review

IAS Parliament 2 years

Try to mention about the role of regional organization briefly. Avoid using short forms frequently. Keep Writing.

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