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Eye on China, India to help Bangladesh conserve Teesta river

IndiaTimes Saturday, 22 June 2024
India and Bangladesh signed agreements on various areas during PM Modi's meeting with Sheikh Hasina. They announced a technical team to manage the Teesta river inside Bangladesh amidst China's interest. The water-sharing agreement remains unresolved due to opposition from West Bengal.
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