Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 02:30pm on 22 Jun 2024,Saturday India Global
India has expressed interest in managing Bangladesh's Teesta river conservation, a $1-billion project also sought after by China. Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced plans for an Indian technical team to visit Dhaka, aiming to collaborate on river management amid bilateral talks emphasizing trade and connectivity. The move is seen as strategic amid concerns over China's involvement in critical infrastructure projects in South Asia. The leaders signed agreements on digital partnerships and enhanced connectivity, reflecting deepened ties under India's "Neighbourhood First" policy and aligning with long-term development visions.
