Bangladesh ranks 84th in Global Peace Index 2017
Dhaka [Bangladesh], June 17 (ANI): Bangladesh has been ranked 84th in the Global Peace Index (GPI) of 2017.
ANI
Jun 17, 2017 22:15 IST
Dhaka [Bangladesh], June 17 (ANI): Bangladesh has been ranked 84th in the Global Peace Index (GPI) of 2017.
ANI
Jun 17, 2017 22:15 IST
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