On November 7, 2024, a significant deadline looms for India-Bangladesh energy relations. Adani Power has been supplying electricity to Bangladesh from its Jharkhand power plant for years, but an unpaid bill amounting to $850 million now threatens the continuity of this arrangement. Initially, the payment was due by October 31, but the deadline was extended to November 7. If payment isn't made by then, Adani Power plans to halt electricity supply.

This video dives deep into the timeline of events leading up to this crucial date, the potential consequences for Bangladesh, and the broader implications for regional energy stability. While Adani Power is a private entity, the Indian government plays a separate, supportive role in regional energy cooperation, supplying power through state-run companies and facilitating hydroelectric power exports from Nepal to Bangladesh.

We’ll also discuss Bangladesh's current economic challenges, including depleting foreign exchange reserves and the depreciation of the Taka, which have made it difficult to meet such financial obligations. Could the Indian government step in with support, such as a soft loan, to help Bangladesh navigate this crisis? And how might this impact India's strategic position in the region?

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