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Government has no role; event being organised by ‘private media entity’: MEA on Sheikh Hasina’s press event

First covered 5 hrs ago · latest take 48 mins ago. Compare how each outlet is covering it — and rate the sources you trust.

The Hindu48 mins ago

Bangladesh cautions that continued political activities by Bangladesh’s deposed Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Indian territory can "harm" bilateral ties

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The Daily Star56 mins ago

Hasina’s speeches: Govt urges media not to publish them, ICT chief prosecutor says no blanket ban

Information ministry cites court directives and the spirit of the July Uprising, while chief prosecutor says only remarks amounting to hate speech are restricted

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Deutsche Welle4 hrs ago

India: Bangladesh presses Delhi over Sheikh Hasina speech

Dhaka has warned New Delhi that giving a political platform to Bangladesh's former leader could hurt the improving ties between the nations. Meanwhile, Assam is reeling from devastating floods. DW has more.

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NDTV4 hrs ago

'No Involvement, No Endorsement': India Distances Itself From Sheikh Hasina's Delhi Event

Sheikh Hasina is set to address the virtual press conference at the Foreign Correspondents' Club.

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Times of India🏁 first to report5 hrs ago

'Private media entity organising it': Govt says 'no role' in Hasina's Aug 5 event

The MEA stated no government involvement in a private media event. The proposed forum concerns former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Bangladesh sought clarification from India regarding its support for the event. Hasina resigned in August 2024 and has been living in Delhi. She faces a death sentence for c

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