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Tarique Rahman has taken the oath as the new Prime Minister of Bangladesh, marking a major turning point in the country’s political landscape. His swearing-in follows a decisive electoral mandate that reshaped national leadership after years of intense political contest. As head of government, Rahman assumes office at a time of economic challenges, institutional transition and high public expectations. His administration is expected to focus on governance reforms, economic stabilization and strengthening democratic processes. The leadership change signals a new chapter in Bangladesh’s contemporary politics, drawing regional and international attention to the country’s evolving direction.
Tarique Rahman has officially taken the oath as the Prime Minister of Bangladesh, marking a significant political transition in the country.
He secured a decisive electoral mandate, positioning his party to form the new government after a highly contested national election.
The swearing-in ceremony was attended by senior political leaders, military officials, foreign diplomats and members of civil society.
His appointment signals a shift in Bangladesh’s leadership landscape following years of intense political rivalry and polarisation.
Rahman has pledged to strengthen democratic institutions, ensure the rule of law and promote transparent governance.
Economic stabilisation, inflation control and job creation are expected to be among his administration’s immediate priorities.
The new government is also likely to focus on infrastructure expansion, digital growth and attracting foreign investment.
Strengthening regional diplomacy, especially within South Asia, will play a key role in shaping foreign policy under his leadership.
Observers note that managing political reconciliation and ensuring stability will be critical challenges in the early phase of his tenure.
His leadership marks the beginning of a new political chapter for Bangladesh, drawing close attention from both domestic stakeholders and the international community.
| Exam | Year | Question (with Options) | Correct Answer |
|---|---|---|---|
| UPSC Prelims | 2015 | The Land Boundary Agreement between India and Bangladesh, ratified in 2015, was related to: (a) Maritime trade (b) Exchange of enclaves and adverse possessions (c) River water sharing (d) Border fencing | (b) |
| UPSC Prelims | 2014 | Which one of the following rivers flows from India to Bangladesh? (a) Narmada (b) Tapi (c) Teesta (d) Godavari | (c) |
| SSC CGL | 2019 | The joint military exercise conducted by India and Bangladesh is called: (a) Yudh Abhyas (b) Sampriti (c) Garuda (d) Indra | (b) |
| CDS Exam | 2018 | India shares the longest international border with which country? (a) China (b) Pakistan (c) Bangladesh (d) Nepal | (c) |
| SSC CHSL | 2020 | The Ganga water sharing treaty (1996) was signed between India and: (a) Nepal (b) Bangladesh (c) Bhutan (d) Myanmar | (b) |
| UPSC Prelims | 2017 | Which of the following Indian states share a border with Bangladesh? 1. Assam 2. Mizoram 3. Odisha Select the correct answer: (a) 1 and 2 only (b) 2 and 3 only (c) 1 and 3 only (d) 1, 2 and 3 | (a) |
| RRB NTPC | 2021 | The river Teesta dispute is between India and: (a) Nepal (b) Bangladesh (c) China (d) Myanmar | (b) |
| UPSC Prelims | 2019 | Which one of the following is a coordinated patrol exercise between India and Bangladesh? (a) Sampriti (b) CORPAT (c) Surya Kiran (d) Indra | (b) |
| SSC CPO | 2022 | Petrapole border connects India with: (a) Nepal (b) Bhutan (c) Bangladesh (d) Myanmar | (c) |
The swearing-in of Tarique Rahman as Prime Minister marks a significant political shift in Bangladesh. His leadership begins at a crucial moment, with expectations of economic stability, institutional reform and national reconciliation. The transition signals a new phase in Bangladesh’s governance and regional engagement.