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Bangladesh Decoded
by R.N.P. Singh
 

Bangladesh Decoded by R.N.P. Singh

Price: Rs. 500 (US $ 30)
Pages: 328, ISBN 81-89072-17-X

CONTENTS
 

Foreword

by S. Gurumurthy
(Columnist & Writer)

   

Chapters  & Sub-Chapters

Page No.
1.
India's Role in the Liberation of Bangladesh
1
i
Anti-India Propaganda
ii
National Liberation Movement
iii
World Conscience Shocked
iv
Press Headlines Across The World
v
Hamoodur Rahman Commission Report
vi
Refugee Influx
vii
The World Expresses Concern
viii
Stop Genocide
ix
India Appeals for  World Support
x
Government in Exile
xi
Indian Support to Mukti Bahini
xii
The War
2.
Strong Base of Islam in Bangladesh
49
i
Islam in East Bengal
ii
Hindu-Muslim Divide and Adoption of Pan-Islamism
iii
Partition of Bengal,Swadeshi Movement and Riots
iv
Islam in East Pakistan
v
Islam In Bangladesh
3.
Islam: After the Assassination of Sheikh Mujib
76
i
Rehabilitation of Islamists in Bangladesh Politics
ii
Agenda of  Jamaat-e-Islami
iii
Jamaat’s Method of Politics
iv
Government’s Steps towards Islamisation of Bangladesh
4.
Plight of Hindus in Bangladesh
88
i
 Decline of  Hindu Population
ii
Violations of the Constitution and UN Covenants
5.
Ungrateful Bangladesh
106
i
Short-lived Secularism
ii
Warm Beginning: 1971-75
iii
Treaties and Agreements
iv
Trade Agreements
v
Agreement to Promote Science and Technology
vi
Border Agreements
vii
Sea-Boundary
viii
Anti-India Posture of Bangladesh
ix
The New Moore Island
6.
Illegal Migration
134
i
Bangladesh’s Denial and Security Concerns for India
ii
The Barbed Wire Fencing
7.
Players in Anti-India Game Plan
155
i
Bangladesh’s Army
ii
Pakistan
iii
China
8.
Bangladesh and Insurgency in the Northeastern States of India
169
i
Origins of the Problems in Northeastern States
ii
Nagaland
iii
Mizoram
iv
Manipur
v
Tripura
vi
The Bodos
vii
Chakma Refugees
viii
Assam
ix
Secessionist Movement by the ULFA
9.
Bangladesh Abetting Insurgency In Northeastern India
221
i
Full fledged Entry of Bangladesh into the  North- East Insurgency
ii
Chittagong Arms Haul
iii
Insurgent Groups’ Camps
iv
Links of the Indian Insurgent Groups in Bangladesh
v
Links with Islamic Terrorist and Fundamentalist Groups in India
vi
ISI in Bangladesh
10.
Sheikh Hasina Bows down before Radicals - Emergency -Declared
238
i
Parliamentary Elections (January 22, 2007) and Emergency
11.
Factors Causing Resurgence of Fundamentalism in Bangladesh
246
i
Mushrooming of Radical Islamic Groups
12.
Bangladesh: Fundamentalism to Terrorism
261
i
Jehadis in Bangladesh
ii
Bangladesh Turning a Regional Terrorist Hub
iii