Kuch To Hai Naagin 6 New Episode – Naagin 6 Kuch To Hai 7th August 2022 Episode 51

Kuch To Hai Naagin 6 New Episode Features
Takshak dismissed Sheshnagin’s aid
The Great War between Pratha and Yeti
Will Pratha get his Rishabh back?
The following episode of ‘Naagin 6’ starts with Takshak moving toward the sanctuary. He overlays his hand before Mahadev. The custom is on the ground and welcomes Takshak, the lord of snakes. Mehak tells Urvashi that I am not Shesh Nagin, but rather Shesh Nagin is just custom. Urvashi tells him not to yell and turn off the amplifier any other way everybody can hear. Mehek transforms into a half snake and snatches Urvashi by her tail. She says that Pratha could have gone to Nag Mahal. Takshak tells that following 100 years Takshak comes to give shelter to Shesh Nagin.

Kuch To Hai Naagin 6 New Episode – Naagin 6 Kuch To Hai 7th August 2022 Episode 51

Takshak dismissed the aid of custom
The custom (Tejasswi Prakash) says that Seema killed my maternal granddad. He says it is an alternate story. Pratha tells that she needs aid and tells that her significant other is as of now not in this world and just a white tone is left in her life. She says that she needs her better half’s life back in her life. Takshak says you as of now have red variety on your saree. Pratha says I need red variety on my brow and requests that Takshak return her better half. Takshak says I can’t give this to you and requests that he requests something different. Pratha says that she just needs Rishabh. He says you will know later why I didn’t acknowledge your aid.

Bangladesh is looking for $2 billion from the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) in the midst of endeavors to reinforce its unfamiliar trade saves, Bloomberg News wrote about Wednesday.

Bangladesh’s $416 billion economy has been one of the quickest developing on the planet for quite a long time, yet rising energy and food costs due to the Russia-Ukraine war have swelled its import bill and the ongoing record deficiency.

The public authority composed letters to the two banks looking for $1 billion each, the report said, referring to individuals acquainted with the matter.

This comes days after Bangladesh’s Daily Star paper detailed that the nation needed $4.5 billion from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), including for monetary and balance-of-installment support.

Last week, IMF said it would talk about with Bangladesh its advance solicitation. Peruse full story

The nation’s money service, World Bank and ADB didn’t quickly answer Reuters demands for input.

Bangladesh’s July to May current record deficiency was $17.2 billion, contrasted and a shortfall of $2.78 billion in the year-sooner period, as per national bank information, as its import/export imbalance extended and settlements fell.