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India's bets in Bangladesh surged before crisis in neighbouring country

India's proposed investments in South Asia nation up 350% since 2018-19

India’s Bangladesh bets surged before crisis
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Sachin P Mampatta Mumbai

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India has over the years stepped up its economic bets in Bangladesh, where an interim government is being formed after Sheikh Hasina resigned as Prime Minister and fled amid a mass uprising that left hundreds of people dead.

India has the second highest proposed investments in foreign and joint venture projects in the neighbouring country in the latest available 2022-23 data from the Bangladesh Investment Development Authority. China has the largest investments. India has 1.9 billion Bangladeshi Taka ($185 million) of proposed projects compared to China's 4.4 billion Bangladeshi Taka ($425 million). This marks a break from

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