India-Bangladesh Train Services Resumes After Two Years of Suspension
India-Bangladesh Train Services to Resume Today After More than Two Years
Stay updated with breaking news from Maitri Express. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
India-Bangladesh Train Services to Resume Today After More than Two Years
Maitri Express back on track after pandemic pause two years
After a pause of 26 months, India and Bangladesh are set to resume train services
Former Secretary-East in the Ministry of External Affairs, Riva Ganguly Das said work on expanding land ports at Petrapole in West Bengal and Moreh in Manipur will significantly improve connectivity.
Introduction In a speech before the Indian Parliament in 2007, then Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe introduced the ‘Confluence of Two Seas’, a precursor to Tokyo’s Indo-Pacific policy framework. It referred to the linking of the Pacific and Indian Oceans to make a ‘Free and Open Indo-Pacific’; Abe named India as an anchor in such a vision. To be sure, India-Japan relations date back to the decades after the Second World War. Their current partnership is increasingly featured as an important pole in Abe’s book, Utsukushii kuni e (Towards a Beautiful Country: My Vision for Japa...