India shares a border of 4096 Kms with Bangladesh. Bangladesh is India locked and N-E India is Bangladesh locked; this means that we have a shared destiny. India and Bangladesh share not only a long border but also culture, language and historical ties.
However, there were many pending issues like Teesta water sharing, the issue of Enclaves and Counter Enclaves (Pending LBA), trade deficit of Bangladesh with India, illegal migration of Bangladeshis to India, and transit from West Bengal to N-E through Bangladesh which prompted Bangladesh to play the China card with India.
With so many hot topics to ask questions from and the recent spotlight on Bangladesh after PM Modi’s visit, Indo-Bangladesh relations becomes a high probability area for the Prelims and the Mains.
In the recent visit the LBA was operationalized, new bus routes opened, transit (Marine and Inland water) agreement was signed, credit line extended, etc. These initiatives are being hailed as the beginning of a New Era in the SAARC region.
What exactly happened when PM Modi visited Bangladesh? Was there any agreement on water sharing? How exactly will the transit treaty help? Can India and Bangladesh have a symbiotic relationship? What questions can UPSC frame from Indo-Bangladesh relations?
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