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Bangladesh delegation visits India to discuss sharing of water resources

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A technical delegation from Bangladesh went to Kolkata on Monday to discuss the sharing of water resources between Bangladesh and India, officials said. They said the 12-member Bangladesh delegation, led by Muhammad Abul Hossen, a member of the Joint River Commission (JRC), is expected to observe the flow of the Ganges at Farakka until March 5 morning. Thereafter, the delegation is set to return to Kolkata for a two-day meeting, under the aegis …
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Bangladesh Delegation Visits India To Discuss Sharing Of Water Resources

A technical delegation from Bangladesh went to Kolkata on Monday to discuss the sharing of water resources between Bangladesh and India, officials said. They said the 12-member Bangladesh delegation, led by Muhammad Abul Hossen, a member of the Joint River Commission (JRC), is expected to observe the flow of the Ganges at Farakka until March […]

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Bangladesh delegation visits India to discuss sharing of water resources

A technical delegation from Bangladesh went to Kolkata on Monday to discuss the sharing of water resources between Bangladesh and India, officials said. They said the 12-member Bangladesh delegation, led by Muhammad Abul Hossen, a member of the Joint River Commission (JRC), is expected to observe the flow of the Ganges at Farakka until March 5 morning. Thereafter, the delegation is set to return to Kolkata for a two-day meeting, under the aegis …

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