Abstract
This article is an attempt to explore the recent developments in India-Bangladesh relations under Narendra Modi's regime. Challenging the popular perception that is India-Bangladesh relations aggravate when Bharatiya Janata Party come into power, this article clearly indicates that India-Bangladesh relation has got new momentum during Modi’s tenure as the prime minister of India. Significant developments have been made over three key thematic areas during Modi’s government in India. These are; dispute resolution, cooperation and connectivity. However, this article also highlights a number of pertinent challenges like water dispute, non-tariff barriers, Rampal power plant and regional Rohingya issue, alleged illegal migration of Bangladeshis to India and border killings which need to be addressed carefully for a sustainable friendly relation and establish a win-win situation. The article recommends that in this age of growing interdependence and sharing, there is no alternative but to strengthen Bangladesh–India relations. Therefore, consistency in Indo–Bangladesh friendly relations needs to be maintained no matter which regime remains in power both in Dhaka and Delhi.
Highlights
India-Bangladesh shares historical, geographical, cultural, social and economic ties over civilizations
Popular perception about Indo-Bangladesh relation is that it gets a new momentum when Bangladesh Awami League (BAL) and Indian National Congress (INC) regime are in power because of a historic old friendship between
With 22 government-to-government agreements on energy cooperation and connectivity issues, and another 14 agreements in the field of private investment, this visit was incomparable by all means to deepen the bilateral relations (The Hindi, 2017b) Apart from the above mentioned visits paid by the head of states, the third and fourth India–Bangladesh Joint Consultative Commission (JCC) meetings which is delegated at foreign ministers level were important in fostering bilateral relation
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ISSN: 2307-4000 (Online), 2308-7846 (Print) https://esciencepress.net/journals/JSAS Tahneia Quader* Department of International Development Studies, Graduate School of International, and Area Studies, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, 107 Imun-ro, Imun-dong, Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul, 130-791, Republic of Korea, South Korea.
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