India’s influential role in Bangladesh elections
As Bangladesh approaches its January 7 general elections, India's role in supporting Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's regime becomes influential.
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As Bangladesh approaches its January 7 general elections, India's role in supporting Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's regime becomes influential.
Monday's trading session in India ended on a relatively subdued note, marking the first day of trading in the new year. While the benchmark Sensex and Nifty 50 indices eked out marginal gains, the broader midcap and smallcap segments witnessed a more robust upswing.
The deteriorating human rights situation in Bangladesh has become a focal point of international attention, notably centring on allegations of political repression. This includes a disturbing pattern of arrests, enforced disappearances, and even reported killings targeting opposition supporters.
This surge in Vodafone Idea's shares following a 20% jump on Friday, has ignited hope among investors eagerly awaiting clarity on the company's crucial fundraising plans.
The blue-chip Nifty 50 dipped 0.08% to settle at 21,714.15 points, while the S&P BSE Sensex closed 0.15% lower at 72,132.72. The drag came primarily from high-weightage sectors like financials (-0.25%) and information technology (-0.25%), reflecting profit-booking after their strong run in 2023.
The primary objective of 'Desert Cyclone 2024' is to enhance interoperability and facilitate the exchange of best practices in Urban Operations, as stated by the Indian Army.
Political trolling by India's political parties has implications that extend beyond domestic politics, impacting the international image of the country. Political leaders need to consider the broader consequences of their online behaviour on India's standing in the global community and its ability to attract positive attention, investments, and partnerships on the international stage.
The epicentre of this crisis lies in the paddy fields. El Niño, the capricious dance of ocean currents, has brought with it relentless dry spells, scorching crops and shrinking yields
The move follows New Delhi's expression of concern regarding the expanding trade deficit with Beijing, adding another layer of complexity to the strained bilateral relationship.
While Christmas kept markets closed on Monday, the remaining days proved fruitful for investors in companies like Reliance Industries, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Hindustan Unilever, Bharti Airtel, ITC, SBI, and LIC.
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