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Maha: 1st B'desh War Memorial with water screen built in Pune - Vimarsana News

Maha: 1st B'desh War Memorial with water screen built in Pune

The country's first Bangladesh War Memorial with an open-air water-screen is ready and will be inaugurated today, (December 16) marking the neighbouring country's 50th 'Bijoy Dibosh' (Victory Day) culminating in Liberation War in 1971.

Rise of Islamic fundamentalism key reason for dwindling Hindu population in B'desh - Vimarsana News

Rise of Islamic fundamentalism key reason for dwindling Hindu population in B'desh

A majority of Indians believe that the rise of Islamic fundamentalism in Bangladesh and better prospects in India are the key reasons for the dwindling Hindu population in Bangladesh since its Independence in 1971, as per an IANS-CVoter Snap Poll.

India always attaches highest priority to friendship with B'desh: President Kovind in Dhaka - Vimarsana News

India always attaches highest priority to friendship with B'desh: President Kovind in Dhaka

As Bangladesh marked 50 years of the Liberation War, President Ram Nath Kovind on Thursday underscored the importance of friendship with the neighbouring country and said India has always attached the highest priority to its friendship with Bangladesh.

Terrorist groups unleashed reign of terror in B'desh: Hasina - Vimarsana News

Terrorist groups unleashed reign of terror in B'desh: Hasina

Bangladesh on Tuesday observed the Martyred Intellectuals Day in a befitting manner.

US pays heavy price for decision behind its virtual condoning of B'desh genocide (News Analysis) - Vimarsana News

US pays heavy price for decision behind its virtual condoning of B'desh genocide (News Analysis)

The US realpolitik has taken a 180-degree turn between 1971 and now, but Washington continues to pay a heavy price for the decision that drove it to virtually condoning the genocide in Bangladesh by Pakistani troops.