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    July 8, 2026Commentary

    Bangladesh in China’s Orbit? Why India Must Reimagine Strategy

    south-asiastrategyneighbourhood
    Bangladesh’s economic development has drawn deepening Chinese investments in infrastructure, ports, defence, and industry, pulling it into China’s orbit. India must re-draw its Bangladesh strategy to counter growing Chinese influence in its neighbourhood.
    Dr. Garima Kumawat

    Dr. Garima Kumawat

    Senior Fellow

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