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Sushma Swaraj's visit is important: daily
Thursday, 26 June 2014 | http://www.nerve.in/news:2535002383958 | channel: Asia
"The paper said Sushma Swaraj's visit, within a month of change of government in New Delhi, reflected India's positive mentality towards Dhaka."
Dhaka, June 26 - Indian External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj's visit is important for Bangladesh as it will hopefully open a new horizon in bilateral ties, a leading Bengali daily said Thursday.
The visit of a policy-making level member of India's new government is important. We welcome her... Hope this visit will open a 'new horizon' in bilateral ties, the Bhorer Kagoj said in an editorial.
Noting that there was no alternative to good relations, the paper said the three-day visit that began Wednesday would help resolve all contentious issues between the two countries.
It said the new BJP-led government in India was keen to give a new dimension to relations with Bangladesh.
The paper said Sushma Swaraj's visit, within a month of change of government in New Delhi, reflected India's positive mentality towards Dhaka.
In an obvious reference to the BJP's majority in the Lok Sabha, the paper earlier said a strong government in India had made Bangladesh hopeful that New Delhi would take initiatives to resolve all contentious issues.
The visit of a policy-making level member of India's new government is important. We welcome her... Hope this visit will open a 'new horizon' in bilateral ties, the Bhorer Kagoj said in an editorial.
Noting that there was no alternative to good relations, the paper said the three-day visit that began Wednesday would help resolve all contentious issues between the two countries.
It said the new BJP-led government in India was keen to give a new dimension to relations with Bangladesh.
The paper said Sushma Swaraj's visit, within a month of change of government in New Delhi, reflected India's positive mentality towards Dhaka.
In an obvious reference to the BJP's majority in the Lok Sabha, the paper earlier said a strong government in India had made Bangladesh hopeful that New Delhi would take initiatives to resolve all contentious issues.
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