Is Sheikh Hasina still Bangladesh PM? Son Sajeeb Wazed says she did not get time to resign as protesters stormed residence – Times of India

NEW DELHI: Sheikh Hasina, the long-time leader of Bangladesh, had not resigned as prime minister before fleeing to India last week amid large-scale anti-government protests, according to her son.Her son and adviser, Sajeeb Wazed, confirmed to Reuters that Hasina has been sheltering in New Delhi since Monday after an uprising resulted in the death of…

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Bangladesh gets interim govt led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus: Who are the other advisors? – Times of India

NEW DELHI: Just three days after former prime minister Sheikh Hasina fled Bangladesh in the wake of violent protests that claimed the lives of 300 people, Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus was sworn-in as the head of the interim government on Thursday.Yunus, 84, was recommended for the role by student protesters and returned to Dhaka earlier…

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‘Similar doubt’: After Khurshid, Mani Shankar Aiyar compares India with protests-hit Bangladesh | India News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: Senior Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar recently found himself at the receiving end of criticism from Bharatiya Janata party for comparing India’s situation with the violence-ridden Bangladesh.In an interview with new agency IANS, Aiyar stated that despite India’s economic growth, issues like unemployment and inequality have increased, leading to turmoil in Bangladesh.Aiyar pointed…

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Why ‘Paani Lagbe Paani’ is being used to memorialise a student killed in Bangladesh protests – Times of India

Mir Mahfuzur Rahman Mughdo, a master’s student at Bangladesh University of Professionals (BUP), was captured on video running amidst the violence surrounding the quota reform movement just 15 minutes before he was tragically shot dead on July 18 in Uttara. Mughdo was distributing food, water, and biscuits to the protesters during the agitation when he…

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21 Hindus flee Pakistan, enter India through Attari border | India News – Times of India

ATTARI: Two extended Pakistani Hindu families entered India through the Attari border near Amritsar on Wednesday with all their belongings and travelled onward to Jodhpur and settle there, coinciding with the flight of minorities from Bangladesh in the face of a backlash accompanying the fall of the govt there.A Jodhpur resident identifying himself as Ashok…

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