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Dhaka: Bangladesh wants March 25 to be recognised as International Genocide Day and thus requests United Nations to take measures, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said on Saturday, according to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha.On Saturday, Bangladesh PM presided over Awami League’s parliamentary board’s meeting at her official Ganabhaban residence and called upon the world community including the UN to
Chief of Army Staff Gen. Manoj Pande with soldiers somewhere in the northern bordersHe said that the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict provides valuable pointersNew Delhi: Army Chief Gen Manoj Pande on Wednesday highlighted the lessons learnt by Indian forces from the Russia-Ukraine conflict including the incidents like the sinking of Russian warships by Ukrainian anti-ship missiles."The sinking of
Kolkata: Bangladesh Deputy High Commissioner Andalib Elias on Saturday said Bangladesh has been demanding the United Nations to declare March 25 as World Genocide Day."Since 2017, we’ve been observing this day as the genocide day of Bangladesh. We’ve been pursuing two things from UN, to declare this as world genocide day and recognition of what happened in Bangladesh in 1971 as a genocide," Elias
The air force had projected a capital expenditure of Rs 85,500 crore ($10.38 billion) for fiscal 2022-23 and cut it to Rs 58,900 crore ($7.15 billion)IAF also depends on Russia for spares for its Su-30MKI and MiG-29 fighter jets, the mainstay of the service branch.Russia is unable to deliver vital defence supplies it had committed to India’s military because of the war in Ukraine, the Indian Air
Moscow: Chinese leader Xi Jinping on Wednesday departed Russia after pledging to deepen ties with President Vladimir Putin, however, the talks failed to achieve a breakthrough in the Ukraine conflict, reported CNN.Both leaders did not discuss a Kyiv-proposed peace plan to end the war in Ukraine, said Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov. He said that Kyiv’s proposal was a matter of Sino-Ukraine
Kyiv: Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held bilateral talks in Kyiv on Tuesday and discussed wide-ranging issues as they condemned Russian aggression in the strongest possible means.According to the joint statement, the two leaders emphasised how Russia’s aggression against Ukraine undermines the very foundation of the international order based on
New Delhi: In his recorded statement before the magistrate, one of the NIA’s protected key witnesses, who was once a member of the core team of the Popular Front of India (PFI), claimed that all arrested members of the banned outfit were taught that in the event of a disturbance from Pakistan, the Indian Army would be busy in the North and that with PFI’s training, they could capture South India
Tokyo: In the world of fast-paced diplomatic activity, Japan and South Korea have shown that they can no longer remain strange bedfellows when China is racing against time to dictate its terms in the Indo-Pacific region.For the first time after a gap of 12 years, the two countries held their formal summit in Tokyo on March 16, settling the vexatious wartime labour issue while promising to turn a
Pakistan did not invest in its economic development; it focused on geopolitics and war-mongering which has not paid offNational dailies have reported that the Hindu community in Sind (Pakistan) are going to organise rallies that would converge on the Sind Assembly building by the end of the month. The objective is to protest against the rising incidence of forced religious conversions, abductions
Moscow: Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday told Chinese President Xi Jinping that he had looked at China’s proposals for a resolution of the Ukraine conflict and that he viewed them with respect, reported Reuters.Putin tells Xi Jinping, who is in Moscow for a three-day state visit to Russia, that they will discuss China’s Ukraine peace plan.Xi arrived in Moscow to meet with President