PM Modi-Tarique Rahman Meeting to Address Security and Ganga Water Issues

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India and Bangladesh are preparing for a proposed meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bangladesh's political leader Tarique Rahman. Key agenda items are expected to include bilateral security concerns and the sharing of Ganga river waters. Indo-Bangladesh cooperation on several fronts has come to a standstill, and the talks aim to revive stalled initiatives. India had previously planned significant investments in Bangladesh's railway and road infrastructure, which are among the areas expected to be discussed. The meeting represents an effort to reset and strengthen ties between the two neighboring countries.

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