B’desh, Myanmar unrest discussed at IIM-Shillong

Shillong: Complex challenges posed by the ongoing unrest in India’s neighbouring countries – Bangladesh and Myanmar – were discussed during a meet here on Tuesday. APJ Abdul Kalam Centre for Policy Research and Analysis, IIM Shillong, in collaboration with the Shankardev Education and Research Foundation, hosted a round table discussion on ‘Impact of Unrest in Bangladesh and Myanmar on India’ on Tuesday. Lieutenant General Rana Pratap Kalita, former general officer commanding, Eastern Command of Indian Army, delivered the address. “The discussion centred on impact of regional instability, with a particular focus on its ramifications for India’s national security, socio-economic development, and the broader stability. The unique geographical challenges of the north-eastern region were discussed, with a focus on the border topology,” an IIM statement said.

Impact of Bdesh, Myanmar unrest on India discussed

A roundtable discussion in Shillong, hosted by IIM Shillong and partners, addressed the impact of unrest in Bangladesh and Myanmar on India. Experts, including Lt. Gen. Kalita, analyzed regional instability's effects on India's security and socio-economic development. Concerns included immigration, smuggling, and border security, while opportunities like the India-Myanmar-Thailand highway were highlighted.

Impact of Bdesh, Myanmar unrest on India discussed

A roundtable discussion in Shillong, India, addressed the impact of unrest in Bangladesh and Myanmar on India's security and development. Experts examined regional instability, border challenges, and the socio-economic effects of immigration and drug smuggling.

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