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Bangladesh Urges India: Teesta Dispute Shouldn't Strain Ties
Bangladesh emphasizes that the Teesta river dispute should not harm India relations. The Teesta, vital for irrigation in West Bengal and northern Bangladesh, flows from the Himalayas. Both nations rely on this river for agriculture and power generation, making cooperation essential for regional stability.
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