Bangladesh’s outreach to India ‘a good beginning’ for easing strained ties
Bangladesh’s interim government, led by Rahman, has invited leaders from 13 countries, including India, to attend his swearing-in ceremony. Modi expressed support for Rahman and reaffirmed India's commitment to peace, progress, and prosperity in the region. Analysts view this invitation as a positive step towards improving strained relations between the two neighbors. While challenges remain, such as economic issues and the potential reaction of opposition groups, both sides are willing to engage in dialogue and work towards a more stable relationship.
15 FEB 2026
— The Hindu
India remains cautious about its relationship with the new Bangladesh government, but Tarique Rahman's development agenda may offer an opportunity for normalization.
16 FEB 2026
· THIS STORY — South China Morning Post
Bangladesh's interim government invited leaders from 13 countries, including India, to its swearing-in ceremony, signaling a positive step towards improving strained relations.
17 FEB 2026
— Times of India
Bangladesh's political landscape has shifted with Tarique Rahman's ascension to Prime Minister, marking the end of the "battle of begums" era.
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