Bangladesh Civil War & Coup 2024

Anantanaga said:
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If things continue as they are, the day may come when we will be forced to do this.
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This is what should have happend.
But our leaders were retarded.

Did no one with a single iota of brain told negdu that we have a 45 km land stretch connecting us with the rest of the NE.
 
daya said:
Thought is really very good, but the government will not take such step in any situation...
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Unless of course, they attack the chicken's neck area first, in which case the government will be obliged to respond.
 
Suryavanshi said:
This is what should have happend.
But our leaders were retarded.

Did no one with a single iota of brain told negdu that we have a 45 km land stretch connecting us with the rest of the NE.
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To be fair, that dhabba falls on Indira, not Never-who. Never-who inherited a military that was deeply embedded with brit officers taking orders from Londonistan than Dilli and it took a solid decade to get them outta the picture. Then we lost vs China and barely held on (India's costliest win in wars vs pakistan imo) in 65. Then never-who died.
So when would never-who have the opportunity to take care of Rangpur ? It was under Indira we had golden opportunity to take Rangpur, create safe-zone for hindus fleeing jallads in dhaka and sylhet, then help natoki-bahini to take over beediland but keep the hindu-fied safe zone under inidan control.
That would've been the play. But nope. Indira wanted to live up to daddy-o's reputation of being Prithviraj to the enemy.
 
Boiled_AnDa said:
Man, these lungus are really some other out of world kind of breed..... sooooo sooooo eager to cope their own insecurities and inferiority complex, a classic example of a defeated sold out minds!

Did not even bother to open the link to add 1 more view :smiley-crying:

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The cope is humongous it seems....
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Yep, the cope is so copiously potent that it'd be more than enough to birth a new chaos god if we were in the 40K universe.
 
Varoon4 said:
Indian textile orders increase after Bangladesh upheaval. Subscription, but opening paragraph sums it up.

m.economictimes.com

Global apparel deals flowing into India amid Bangladesh crisis

Tiruppur's knitwear export hub has secured ₹450 crore in orders from global brands due to political unrest in Bangladesh. Orders include kids wear, nightwear, tops, and pyjamas. Noida Apparel Export Cluster also saw a 15% increase in orders from Zara. The situation highlights the need for an...
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Here's the full article -

Global apparel deals flowing into India amid Bangladesh crisis​

The Tiruppur knitwear export hub has swung export orders worth ₹450 crore in the last two weeks from Bangladesh in the wake of the political unrest there. Global brands like KiK from Germany, Zeeman from Netherlands, and Pepco of Poland, among others, placed orders to be delivered before the Christmas and New Year and the average price of the garment ordered is to the tune of $3, said KM Subramanian, president of Tiruppur Exporters' Association (TEA).

Tiruppur has got orders for knitted garments like kids wear, nightwear, tops and pyjamas from these global brands in the last fortnight. "This sort of a thing has not happened before. The global brands place orders in December-January for spring/fall season demand and during June-July for Christmas and New Year demand," added the TEA president.


The Noida Apparel Export Cluster (NAEC) too received 15% more orders from Zara in the last month compared to the same period last year. Zara wants to buy women's tops and dresses at a price ranging between $5-$9, said Lalit Thukral, president, of NAEC. "The brand has asked us to deliver the order within 60 days. These are fresh orders which are unusual at this time of the year," he said.

A Sakthivel, head of the southern region of Apparel Export Promotion Council said Tiruppur has received fresh orders from global brands as some of them have diverted orders from Bangladesh to India.

"But if there had been a free trade agreement between India and the EU, we would have seen more orders flowing in from the global brands. The sooner the government clinches an FTA with the EU, we will be able to grab more orders. Bangladesh has an FTA with the EU, which is helping them a lot."

Subramanian said global brands have chosen 10 new knitwear factories in Tiruppur where they have started social auditing. "The auditing signals that global brands will have more orders for Tiruppur. The auditing will be completed by the third week of September and if these factories comply with global standards, Tiruppur will get more orders in the New Year." India exported $14.5 billion worth of apparel in FY24. In the first quarter of FY25 India's readymade garment exports were $3.9 billion, compared to Bangladesh's $9.7 billion.


Bangladesh's readymade garment exports in the last fiscal (FY24) were around 3.2 times of India's, but during the first quarter (Q1) of this fiscal (FY25), this ratio narrowed down to around 2.5 times, reflecting India eating into the demand for apparel from Bangladesh, according to CareEdge Ratings.

Apart from the impact of socio-political upheavals in Bangladesh, this was also aided by various initiatives to enhance the competitiveness of Indian ready made garment exports, the rating agency noted.

Media reports said the Indian government has halted The India-Bangladesh Friendship Pipeline (IBFP) construction project in the wake of the political instability in Bangladesh. Diesel is important for Bangladesh's textile industry and may impact ready-made garment production in the neighbouring nation, said a veteran apparel exporter, who did not want to be named.
 
GaudaNaresh said:
To be fair, that dhabba falls on Indira, not Never-who. Never-who inherited a military that was deeply embedded with brit officers taking orders from Londonistan than Dilli and it took a solid decade to get them outta the picture. Then we lost vs China and barely held on (India's costliest win in wars vs pakistan imo) in 65. Then never-who died.
So when would never-who have the opportunity to take care of Rangpur ? It was under Indira we had golden opportunity to take Rangpur, create safe-zone for hindus fleeing jallads in dhaka and sylhet, then help natoki-bahini to take over beediland but keep the hindu-fied safe zone under inidan control.
That would've been the play. But nope. Indira wanted to live up to daddy-o's reputation of being Prithviraj to the enemy.
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Never-who died BEFORE 65 though. Anyway, I wouldn't go far as to say that we barely held on. If anything, it was the Pakistanis that held on by the literal skin of their teeth (no exaggeration) despite having started the war with vastly superior forces.
 
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