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'Seven Indian states are landlocked': Yunus invites China to expand, calls Bangladesh 'only guardian of ocean'Bangladesh's interim government chief adviser, Muhammad Yunus, recently courted controversy over his remarks during a ...
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Asianet Newsable on MSN'Bangladesh is the only guardian of the ocean': Muhammad Yunus's anti-India claim sparks outrage (WATCH)Bangladesh’s interim government head, Muhammad Yunus, has triggered controversy with his provocative claim that Bangladesh is ...
Indian prime minister Narendra Modi has greeted chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus and wished the people of Bangladesh on ...
Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus said peace is extremely important in the country so that people can live and move ...
Muhammad Yunus met with President Xi Jinping and signed nine agreements during a four-day trip to Beijing last week.
‘Seven Indian states are landlocked’: Bangladesh’s Yunus invites China to make ‘extension’
Muhammad Yunus said the situation opens up a huge possibility and urged Beijing to set up an economic base in his country.
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ABP News on MSNPM Adviser Sanyal Questions Yunus’ Remark On India’s ‘Landlocked’ Northeast Amid ‘Extension’ Appeal To ChinaYunus's remarks about India's northeastern states during a business dialogue in China have drawn attention, with Sanjeev ...
During his four-day visit to China, Bangladesh's Chief Adviser, Muhammad Yunus, commented on India's "Seven Sisters." ...
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Bangladesh’s interim chief Muhammad Yunus’ remark on Northeast has drawn sharp reactions from several Indian experts.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sent a message to Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus to wish people of Bangladesh ...
Muhammad Yunus, Bangladesh's Chief Advisor, is facing criticism over unmet anti-corruption pledges. Accusations involve ...
Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi has greeted Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus and wished the people of Bangladesh on the ...
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