Modi, Yunus set aside differences to hold talks on minorities, boundary tensions, and Hasina
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bangladesh chief adviser Muhammad Yunus met for a 40‑minute discussion, putting aside prior differences. The talks covered concerns over minority rights, ongoing border tensions, the Ganges‑Teesta water sharing treaty and relations with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Both leaders indicated a willingness to cooperate on these sensitive issues and were described as constructive.