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How Sundarbans Tigers Evolved Swimming, Saltwater Adaptation and Predation Habits No Other Tiger Has

A Tiger That Drinks Salt WaterEvery other tiger population on Earth drinks fresh water. The Sundarbans tigers, living across roughly 10,000 square kilometres of tidal mangrove forest straddling the India-Bangladesh border, regularly drink water with salinity levels that would cause severe dehydration in most large mammals. A 2011 study by…

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Family of missing footballer fear he is among 500 believed dead in Myanmar shipwrecks

Siraz Ullah is one of hundreds of Rohingya refugees to take perilous sea journey to Malaysia to escape violence and persecution

The Guardian - UK

Trump's tariffs just went from 12.5% to 10%: Why did India get a breather and what it means?

The United States has reduced tariffs on most Indian exports to ten percent. This change follows India's recent actions against forced labour imports. Indian exporters now face a more competitive position against other nations. However, some sectors will still encounter separate, higher tariffs. The trade landscape remains uncertain with potential…

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Bangladesh president quits citing deteriorating health

DHAKA: Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin resigned Friday, citing deteriorating health and his inability to continue performing constitutional duties of the office, bringing an early end to his five-year term that was due to end in April 2028. Shahabuddin oversaw the country during the restive period after an "uprising" against the…

The Times of India

India, Pakistan get direct quarter-final entry in Asian Games cricket

India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh have been handed a direct entry into the men's knockouts of the Asian Games cricket after the draw was announced. Bangladesh will take on China, Sri Lanka clash with Malaysia, and Pakistan play Thailand.

The Economic Times

Bangladesh’s president and long-time ally of ousted PM Hasina resigns

Mohammed Shahabuddin resigns halfway through his term, citing medical reasons

The Independent UK

Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin resigns

Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin has resigned from his position two years early. He cited various health complications as the primary reason for his unexpected departure. His resignation letter was submitted to the parliamentary Speaker for official processing. Shahabuddin, a Liberation War veteran, had begun his five-year term in April 2023.…

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Bangladesh President Mohammad Shahabuddin resigns ahead of Sheikh Hasina's planned return, reports of rift with govt

Bangladesh President Mohammad Shahabuddin resigned on Friday, nearly two years before the end of his five-year term, Reuters reported citing local media.

The Times of India

Taslima Nasreen draws parallels between student protest, Bangladesh's July 2024 uprising, says outcome was 'disastrous'

Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen drew parallels between Delhi protests and Bangladesh's July 2024 student uprising. She noted the disastrous outcomes of the movement in her home country after observing similar visuals. Nasreen defended her right to comment on India's internal matters based on her experiences. She argued that opinions should…

The Economic Times

Bangladesh president, backed by ousted PM Sheikh Hasina, to resign on Friday, say sources

Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin will resign from his post this Friday. This development follows Sheikh Hasina's announcement of her return from exile. Hasina was sentenced to death in absentia for ordering a student uprising crackdown. Public pressure mounts on Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's government to remove Hasina's allies. Parliament speaker…

The Economic Times

Bangladesh plans to plant 250 million trees in five years; conservationists warn the wrong trees could damage entire ecosystems

Bangladesh plans to plant 250 million trees over five years. This initiative aims to boost green cover and meet climate goals. The government is coordinating efforts across multiple ministries and agencies. Careful species selection and post-planting care are crucial for success. The project's impact depends on balancing science with community…

The Times of India

The Oval to host 2027 World Test Championship final from June 9

The Oval will host the 2027 World Test Championship final. England secured hosting rights for three finals, with the ECB selecting venues. Australia leads the current standings, followed by South Africa and New Zealand. Bangladesh and India are also in contention for a final spot. Several crucial series will shape…

The Economic Times

The one big difference between India’s ‘cockroach’ protests and other revolutions across South Asia

From Bangladesh and Nepal to Sri Lanka, youth-led protests have toppled governments. But one crucial difference makes a similar outcome far less likely in India’s ‘cockroach’ movement, reports Namita Singh

The Independent UK

Bangladesh President Mohammad Shahabuddin likely to resign soon: Reports

Bangladesh President Mohammad Shahabuddin is expected to resign soon, according to political sources. This comes amid government discomfort and speculation about his continuation in office. Reports suggest the government is unhappy over alleged attempts to contact ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Hasina, sentenced to death in absentia, plans to return…

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EAM Jaishankar meets Sri Lankan, Bangladeshi counterparts on sidelines of ARF meeting in Manila

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met Sri Lankan and Bangladeshi counterparts in Manila. He also engaged with EU High Representative Kaja Kallas during his visit. Jaishankar discussed bilateral ties and regional issues with Singapore and Russia. Discussions with China focused on mutual respect and border peace. He also met US…

The Economic Times

Iran war forces cash-strapped Asian nations to buy expensive LNG

Pakistan and Bangladesh face high LNG costs due to Middle East conflict. This situation strains government finances and prompts rethinking fuel reliance. Both nations are accelerating renewable energy expansion and increasing solar imports. Pakistan is also boosting nuclear, coal, and renewable energy generation. These shifts aim to reduce dependence on…

Bangkok Post

Desperate Rohingya risk deadly voyages as trafficking surges

COX'S BAZAR — Rahela Begum survived the horrors of war in Myanmar and life in the world's largest refugee camp in Bangladesh -- only to end up drifting at sea, clinging to a wooden plank.

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Australia keep faith in opening bat, recall big guns

Australia's selectors have kept the faith in opener Jake Weatherald and recalled a trio of big guns for the looming two-Test series against Bangladesh.

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Have demanded extradition of Hasina aide from India: Bangladesh minister

Bangladesh has requested India to extradite former minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal. He fled the country amid the "2024 uprising" against the government. Kamal was sentenced to death for crimes against humanity by a tribunal. Dhaka also expects India to respond to extradition requests for other fugitives. The government stated that…

The Times of India

Bangladesh to try retired army major under military law in ex-president Ziaur Rahman assassination case

Bangladesh has arrested and handed over a retired army major for trial. He is accused of involvement in the 1981 assassination of President Ziaur Rahman. The retired officer had been a fugitive for many years in a neighboring country. Other associates were tried by a military court at the time…

The Economic Times

Inside the labour supply chain fueling illegal Bangladeshi infiltration

Illegal immigrants from Bangladesh enter India through a planned labor supply chain. Agents facilitate border crossings and transportation to various Indian job locations. Indian employers recruit these workers for sectors like textiles and construction. Fake documents are created to integrate migrants and secure employment opportunities. This organized system highlights the…

The Economic Times

ZIM vs BAN Live Streaming: Check playing XI, pitch report, head-to-head and weather forecast for 3rd T20I in Bulawayo

Zimbabwe vs Bangladesh 3rd T20I Playing 11: Zimbabwe and Bangladesh will compete in the decisive third T20I match. The series is currently level at one match apiece for both teams. Both sides aim for a crucial victory to end the tour on a high note. The match is scheduled for…

The Economic Times

Court orders deportation of Bangladeshi national illegally residing in Delhi

A Delhi court convicted a Bangladeshi national for obtaining fake Indian identity documents. The accused, Sabu alias Shabu Sardar, had illegally entered India and used false credentials. He obtained an Indian passport, Aadhaar card, and PAN card through deception. The court sentenced him to the period already undergone in jail.…

The Times of India

Protests rock Dhaka as minority leaders condemn arrest of Hindu man building 81-ft Lord Ram statue

Minority leaders in Bangladesh on Saturday staged a large protest outside the National press club in Dhaka, condemning the arrest of a young Hindu man, Haridas Chandra Tarani Das, and alleging that the money laundering charges against him were fabricated to stop the construction of an 81-foot Lord Ram statue…

The Economic Times

Bangladesh's request to extradite Sheikh Hasina under scrutiny: New Delhi

India is currently examining a request from Bangladesh for extradition. Sheikh Hasina, the former prime minister, is reportedly planning her return. She fled Dhaka after her government collapsed in August 2024. A special tribunal sentenced her in absentia for alleged crimes. Bilateral relations are stabilizing after a period of tension.

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