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this is called "REVERSE BRAINWASHING" of islamists.
Huge excitement in Bangladesh for PM Modi's visit!
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this is called "REVERSE BRAINWASHING" of islamists.
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its realli ironical and funny to see bangladeshies glowrifying urdu when infact the western pakistani elite in order to controla mjority pakistanies / east pakistanies / bangladeshies imposed urdu as pakistans new "offical language" the honor that should have been given to bangla infact ...i wonder what do you call this attitude/ behaviour ?
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Spinelessness.
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Actually islamic identity is overruling their Bangla identity. They desperately want islamic identity (Arabic identity), which they know exists in Urdu with some PERSIAN & ARABIC WORDS.
It does not matter to them that Urdu is basically "West Pakistani" Language (Borrowed from Central-North India, Punjabi and Sindhi are original West Pakistani Languages) which brutally suppressed them at the time of United Pakistan days.
To affirm islamic identity they will embrace Urdu, so that they can feel close to Arab and Middle East. They are not bothered about their Cultural Bangla Identity
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After 20 minutes of waiting when Khaleda Zia was finally allowed to talk to Mr. Modi she requested him to restore democracy in Bangladeshhe said that although he believes in democracy, he doesn't believe in millitancy
That is shameful from Khaleda Zia. That was Indian PM she was meeting
Imposing urdu wasnt a bad idea. Its just Pakistani elites didnt believe in equal representation. Minority wanted to rule over mass and expunging Bengali was the agenda. If they had sit with Bengali leaders and explained the situation Bengalis would have happily accepted.
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so it means .... more troubleinbangladesh inyears tocome
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so it means .... more troubleinbangladesh inyears tocome
This poster vindicated my analysis. Trouble, Trouble and only Trouble.
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What happened to you, loose motion?
Haaan that is sole trademark of "SICULAR HINDU BANGALIES" already below 65% in Waste Bangal, within few decades will become extinct, by doing SICULAR LOOSE MOTION.
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You should interact with @Luffy 500 more frequently, though from different religions; but the wavelength matches!
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You should interact with @Luffy 500 more frequently, though from different religions; but the wavelength matches!
Please dont care about me that much I am flattered. You are kindly requested to please care about existence of yourself and your BONGLOA
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No Teesta pact dampens Bangla media’s euphoria over Modi visit
Dwaipayan Datta,TNN | Jun 8, 2015, 04.19 AM IST
PM Modi addresses joint statement with Bangladesh counterpart Sheikh Hasina
KOLKATA: Prime Minister Narendra Modi's maiden visit to Dhaka hogged the limelight across Bangladeshi media. While TV channels followed his every move and dissected his speeches, most newspapers dedicated their front pages and editorials to the visit.
However, amid the euphoria, the politically challenging solution to the Teesta water crisis found enough mention, with at least two papers saying they were "saddened" by Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee's "studied silence" on the issue.
This was evident on Saturday itself. The Daily Star's banner headline read 'Modi Flies in Today, Hopes so High' while Bengali daily Prothom Alo hailed 'A visit of High Hopes'. On Sunday, the Star headlined the visit as the 'Dawn of a New Era'. Two other issues — Modi's "confidence" in finding a Teesta solution and the news of huge investments in Bangladesh by Reliance and the Adanis — made their way to the front page.
The Daily Observer chose to look into the future. Highlighting Modi's assurance on a Teesta solution, its front-page headline read: 'India to solve Teesta, Feni river water issue: Modi'. Its website on Sunday evening had 20 news items on the visit, even highlighting how Mamata met Modi on the sidelines of the visit. Both papers splashed huge photographs of Modi, Mamata and Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina.
Prothom Alo wrote a long editorial on the ramifications of the visit, dwelling on why it had drawn more interest than the one by former PM Manmohan Singh in 2009. It said India's Look East Policy had now changed to Act East and India's foreign policy vis-a-vis China was a major driving force in this change. 'Dhaka ready to welcome Modi, both sides upbeat; Major breakthroughs expected', said the Daily Observer. Dhaka bore a festive look with streets adorned with life-size cutouts of Modi, Mamata and Hasina; this, too, found mention in the papers.
However, there was a tinge of disappointment in the manner the Teesta problem was not proactively discussed. While the Daily Observer carried a long story on Sunday about the drastic fall in the Teesta water level and how it was affecting the environment, a Daily Star editorial ('No breakthrough in Teesta') was more direct: it said the Bengal CM's silence on the matter had hurt them, especially after her promises in February.
"Mamata Banerjee's assurance in February this year, during her last visit, that we should have faith in her on the Teesta water-sharing deal was a very positive signal for us that a seemingly intractable problem was going to be resolved at last. We are disappointed that we heard nothing from her in this regard till going to press. The resolution seems not likely soon, primarily because of Paschim Banga's politics," the paper wrote. "While Modi's confidence on Teesta is heartening, it is predicated on the support of Paschim Banga. Thus our call to Paschim Banga chief minister — rise above petty party politics for the sake of good neighbourliness."
(PM Modi's speech at University of Dhaka)
Modi blames Pakistan for spreading terrorism in India
Dawn.com— Publishedabout 2 hours ago
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi speaks after signing agreement with
BANGLADESH in DHAKA june 6 2015.
DHAKA: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in an address at Dhaka Universityon Sundayblamed Pakistan for spreading terrorism and fear in neighbouring India, according to areport on Hindustan Times website.
"Pakistan aaye din India, jo naako dum la deta hai, terrorism ko badhawa deta hai... ki ghatnaayein ghatthi rehti hain," PM Modi said in his address to Dhaka Universityon Sunday.
(Every now and then Pakistan keeps disturbing India, creates nuisance, promotes terrorism and such incidents keep recurring.)
"Terrorism has no boundaries. India has been troubled by it for the last 40 years. So many innocent people have died and what did those associated with terrorism gain and what have they given to the world... Terrorism has no values, no principles, no traditions and it has only one motive and that is enmity against humanity," he said.
He invited Bangladesh to join hands with India to counter terrorism and create peace, while he spoke at the Bangabandhu International Convention Center in Dhaka before his departure on June 7.
"If we had a diabolic mindset, we do not know what decision we would have taken," he said, reminding the students of how India had intervened in Bangladesh's 1971 liberation war.
Modi's two day visit to Bangladesh reaffirmed the two countries "unequivocal and uncompromising position against extremism and terrorism in all forms and manifestations" declaration.
This land swap declaration also ensured that the thousands of people living near the Bangladeshi and Indian borders will be allowed to choose their nationality.
They agreed upon sharing classified information relating to any terrorist or threatening activities along the adjoining borders.
Additionally, Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee in collaboration with PM Modi also inaugurated a convenient bus service along the border.
Previously, Indian Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar, in a shocking and radical statement, had asserted that terrorists have to be neutralised only through terrorists.
“India will take proactive steps to prevent a 26/11 type attack,” Press Trust of India had quoted him saying.
The adviser to the prime minister on national security and foreign affairs, Sartaj Aziz had expressed serious concern over the statement made by the Indian defence minister that India will use terrorism to counter terrorism from other countries.
Read:Pakistan decries India's admission of involvement in cross-border terrorism
“It must be the first time that a minister of an elected government openly advocates use of terrorism in another country on the pretext of preventing terrorism from that country or its non-state actors,” the national security advise had said.
Defence Minister Khawaja Asif had said that his Indian counterpart’s statement about sponsoring terrorism to counter terrorism had confirmed “our assertions of Indian involvement in terrorist activities on Pakistani soil”.
He had said that Parrikar's statement was a blatant admission of sponsoring terrorism in Pakistan.
Also read:Khawaja Asif slams Indian minister’s statement of ‘sponsoring terrorism to counter terrorism’
“This is the worst kind of declaration by a state functionary of cabinet level which confirms that India is sponsoring terrorism against its neighbours in the name of preventing terrorist activities,” the minister said had in a statement.
Last week, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Raheel Sharif said that contours of future wars are fast changing.
"While our enemies supporting terrorism to stoke sub-conventional conflicts and destabilise our country, we are fully determined, capable of defeating nefarious designs," the army chief had said.
"Pakistan is opposed to the use of proxies against other countries and won't allow any country to use proxies versus Pakistan," he added.
Know more:Pakistan and Kashmir are inseparable: General Raheel Sharif
General Raheel's statement follows a flurry of similar assertions that India is involved in stoking terrorism in Pakistan. In recent weeks, the military and civilian leadership have expressed serious concerns of India's "nefarious designs", with top government officials saying India is attempting to sabotage Pakistan's historic $46 billion agreement with China.
The Pakistan Army last month asserted that Indian spy agency Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) is involved in terrorism in Pakistan.
Read more:Senate body adopts resolution against Indian defence minister statement
Taking strong exception to the statement made by the Indian defence minister about sponsoring terrorism to counter terrorism, the Senate's Standing Committee on Defence last month adopted a condemnation resolution.
The committee had said the statement is an "open confession" of the Indian government pursuing the policy of state terrorism.
The resolution said the statement has serious implications for India's neighbours, and endangers peace and stability in South Asia.
Dwaipayan Datta,TNN | Jun 8, 2015, 04.19 AM IST
PM Modi addresses joint statement with Bangladesh counterpart Sheikh Hasina
KOLKATA: Prime Minister Narendra Modi's maiden visit to Dhaka hogged the limelight across Bangladeshi media. While TV channels followed his every move and dissected his speeches, most newspapers dedicated their front pages and editorials to the visit.
However, amid the euphoria, the politically challenging solution to the Teesta water crisis found enough mention, with at least two papers saying they were "saddened" by Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee's "studied silence" on the issue.
This was evident on Saturday itself. The Daily Star's banner headline read 'Modi Flies in Today, Hopes so High' while Bengali daily Prothom Alo hailed 'A visit of High Hopes'. On Sunday, the Star headlined the visit as the 'Dawn of a New Era'. Two other issues — Modi's "confidence" in finding a Teesta solution and the news of huge investments in Bangladesh by Reliance and the Adanis — made their way to the front page.
The Daily Observer chose to look into the future. Highlighting Modi's assurance on a Teesta solution, its front-page headline read: 'India to solve Teesta, Feni river water issue: Modi'. Its website on Sunday evening had 20 news items on the visit, even highlighting how Mamata met Modi on the sidelines of the visit. Both papers splashed huge photographs of Modi, Mamata and Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina.
Prothom Alo wrote a long editorial on the ramifications of the visit, dwelling on why it had drawn more interest than the one by former PM Manmohan Singh in 2009. It said India's Look East Policy had now changed to Act East and India's foreign policy vis-a-vis China was a major driving force in this change. 'Dhaka ready to welcome Modi, both sides upbeat; Major breakthroughs expected', said the Daily Observer. Dhaka bore a festive look with streets adorned with life-size cutouts of Modi, Mamata and Hasina; this, too, found mention in the papers.
However, there was a tinge of disappointment in the manner the Teesta problem was not proactively discussed. While the Daily Observer carried a long story on Sunday about the drastic fall in the Teesta water level and how it was affecting the environment, a Daily Star editorial ('No breakthrough in Teesta') was more direct: it said the Bengal CM's silence on the matter had hurt them, especially after her promises in February.
"Mamata Banerjee's assurance in February this year, during her last visit, that we should have faith in her on the Teesta water-sharing deal was a very positive signal for us that a seemingly intractable problem was going to be resolved at last. We are disappointed that we heard nothing from her in this regard till going to press. The resolution seems not likely soon, primarily because of Paschim Banga's politics," the paper wrote. "While Modi's confidence on Teesta is heartening, it is predicated on the support of Paschim Banga. Thus our call to Paschim Banga chief minister — rise above petty party politics for the sake of good neighbourliness."
Modi blames Pakistan for spreading terrorism in India
Dawn.com— Publishedabout 2 hours ago
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi speaks after signing agreement with
BANGLADESH in DHAKA june 6 2015.
DHAKA: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in an address at Dhaka Universityon Sundayblamed Pakistan for spreading terrorism and fear in neighbouring India, according to areport on Hindustan Times website.
"Pakistan aaye din India, jo naako dum la deta hai, terrorism ko badhawa deta hai... ki ghatnaayein ghatthi rehti hain," PM Modi said in his address to Dhaka Universityon Sunday.
(Every now and then Pakistan keeps disturbing India, creates nuisance, promotes terrorism and such incidents keep recurring.)
"Terrorism has no boundaries. India has been troubled by it for the last 40 years. So many innocent people have died and what did those associated with terrorism gain and what have they given to the world... Terrorism has no values, no principles, no traditions and it has only one motive and that is enmity against humanity," he said.
He invited Bangladesh to join hands with India to counter terrorism and create peace, while he spoke at the Bangabandhu International Convention Center in Dhaka before his departure on June 7.
"If we had a diabolic mindset, we do not know what decision we would have taken," he said, reminding the students of how India had intervened in Bangladesh's 1971 liberation war.
Modi's two day visit to Bangladesh reaffirmed the two countries "unequivocal and uncompromising position against extremism and terrorism in all forms and manifestations" declaration.
This land swap declaration also ensured that the thousands of people living near the Bangladeshi and Indian borders will be allowed to choose their nationality.
They agreed upon sharing classified information relating to any terrorist or threatening activities along the adjoining borders.
Additionally, Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee in collaboration with PM Modi also inaugurated a convenient bus service along the border.
Previously, Indian Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar, in a shocking and radical statement, had asserted that terrorists have to be neutralised only through terrorists.
“India will take proactive steps to prevent a 26/11 type attack,” Press Trust of India had quoted him saying.
The adviser to the prime minister on national security and foreign affairs, Sartaj Aziz had expressed serious concern over the statement made by the Indian defence minister that India will use terrorism to counter terrorism from other countries.
Read:Pakistan decries India's admission of involvement in cross-border terrorism
“It must be the first time that a minister of an elected government openly advocates use of terrorism in another country on the pretext of preventing terrorism from that country or its non-state actors,” the national security advise had said.
Defence Minister Khawaja Asif had said that his Indian counterpart’s statement about sponsoring terrorism to counter terrorism had confirmed “our assertions of Indian involvement in terrorist activities on Pakistani soil”.
He had said that Parrikar's statement was a blatant admission of sponsoring terrorism in Pakistan.
Also read:Khawaja Asif slams Indian minister’s statement of ‘sponsoring terrorism to counter terrorism’
“This is the worst kind of declaration by a state functionary of cabinet level which confirms that India is sponsoring terrorism against its neighbours in the name of preventing terrorist activities,” the minister said had in a statement.
Last week, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Raheel Sharif said that contours of future wars are fast changing.
"While our enemies supporting terrorism to stoke sub-conventional conflicts and destabilise our country, we are fully determined, capable of defeating nefarious designs," the army chief had said.
"Pakistan is opposed to the use of proxies against other countries and won't allow any country to use proxies versus Pakistan," he added.
Know more:Pakistan and Kashmir are inseparable: General Raheel Sharif
General Raheel's statement follows a flurry of similar assertions that India is involved in stoking terrorism in Pakistan. In recent weeks, the military and civilian leadership have expressed serious concerns of India's "nefarious designs", with top government officials saying India is attempting to sabotage Pakistan's historic $46 billion agreement with China.
The Pakistan Army last month asserted that Indian spy agency Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) is involved in terrorism in Pakistan.
Read more:Senate body adopts resolution against Indian defence minister statement
Taking strong exception to the statement made by the Indian defence minister about sponsoring terrorism to counter terrorism, the Senate's Standing Committee on Defence last month adopted a condemnation resolution.
The committee had said the statement is an "open confession" of the Indian government pursuing the policy of state terrorism.
The resolution said the statement has serious implications for India's neighbours, and endangers peace and stability in South Asia.
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You get flattered too easily!
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