EAM Jaishankar Urges Protection For Minorities In Bangladesh; Yunus Alleges 'Misinformation' By India
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar urged the interim government in Dhaka to fulfill its responsibility of protecting all minorities and added that the Indian high commission in foreign capital is continuing to monitor the situation "closely".
Kotwali Police Station chief Abdul Karim confirmed the attack, saying that assailants attempted to damage the temples ...
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ISKCON to hold global 'Prayer for Peace' on December 1 to protect Hindus in Bangladesh amid rising attacksIn light of escalating violence and attacks on Hindus and temples in Bangladesh, the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) has announced a worldwide prayer meeting on Sunday, ...
Three Hindu temples vandalised in Chattogram following the sedition case against ISKCON spiritual leader Chinmoy Krishna Das ...
The Indian government has urged the interim government in Dhaka to ensure the safety of all minorities, amidst a rise in ...
The government has strongly condemned the burning of Bangladesh’s national flag outside its Deputy High Commission in India’s ...
Bangladesh stepped up security in the port city of Chittagong on Wednesday as police arrested six people in connection with ...
Lawyers in southeastern Bangladesh are boycotting courts to protest the killing of a colleague in a daylong violence over the ...
In a petition to ban ISKCON, it is alleged that the temple forcibly recruite members, impose beliefs on traditional Hindu ...
Rahat Fateh Ali Khan will be performing at a charity concert in Dhaka, Bangladesh to raise funds for the July Shaheed Smrity Foundation.
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