Bangladesh

India strongly raises concerns about the attack on Hindus in Bangladesh during India foreign secretary meeting with his counterpart

The Bangladeshi Hindus have been enduring relentless violence and threats by the jihadis backed by the interim government.

BSP chief Mayawati attributed Congress' current predicament to its silence on anti-Hindu atrocities in Bangladesh.

Spiritual leader Devkinandan Thakur on Thursday urged the United Nations to take immediate action against the recent violence in Bangladesh and said that if the international peacekeeping organisation fails to act, it should dissolve.

British Indian leaders Lord Ranger and Anil Bhanot lose honours, sparking a debate on free speech as they were accused of Islamophobia and political bias.

A team of Bangladesh Border Guards (BGB) intruded in the Indian territory in Assam and tried to stop renovation of a Hindu temple claiming the site of a temple would offend Bangladeshi Muslims across the border.

Bangladesh interim govt led by Md Yunus has been hell-bent on targeting India instead of controlling the anti-Hindu violence in the country.

Chinmoy Krishna Das's associate at Sammilita Sanatani Jagaran Jote Swatantra Gauranga Das alleged that no lawyer represented the Hindu leader owing to threats from a "politically motivated lawyers' group".

Around 130 houses and 20 Hindu temples have been vandalized by the Islamist mob in Doarabazar, Sunamganj area of Bangladesh, many handles on social media reported. This is following an alleged blasphemous Facebook comment that locals claim caused insult to the Islam religion.

Shafiqul Alam, the press secretary of the Muhammad Yunus government, claimed that Hindus are safer under the current administration as compared to they were under Sheikh Hasina's regime.