Dhaka, Aug 18 (PTI) Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla arrived in Bangladesh on Tuesday on a brief visit during which he will discuss with his counterpart ways to boost bilateral ties and …
Why is Bangladesh athletics losing all its tracks?
Both synthetic athletic tracks in the capital, one at Bangabandhu National Stadium in old Paltan and the other at Army Stadium in Banani, are out of date Bangladesh athletics, once a powerhouse in the …
PUBG mobile announces 2nd Bangladesh challenge with prize pool of 17L
The Bangladesh Challenge puts all PUBG MOBILE players on a level playing field The second “PUBG Mobile Bangladesh Challenge 2020” is set to commence with a grand prize of Tk17 lakh. The last date for …
ADB approves $50m to finance PPP projects in Bangladesh
Bangladesh recorded strong economic growth in recent decade with gross domestic product growing an average 7% per year. This increased demand for energy, transportation, and urban infrastructure …
Covid-19: Classic Group brings Kenneth Cole masks in Bangladesh market
This mask can maintain the correct position in all movements after covering most of the face Classic Group recently brought six-layered anti-bacterial facemasks manufactured by renowned lifestyle …
Indian foreign secretary set to visit Bangladesh to boost ties
Indian Foreign Secretary, Harsh V Shringla, will be on a day-long visit to Dhaka on Tuesday to boost ties between the two countries.
Bangladesh has 6th most active cases
With 2,595 more people testing positive for Covid-19 yesterday, Bangladesh has now become sixth on the list of countries with most active cases.
China’s Teesta plans: Foreign Secretary likely to visit Bangladesh today
Bangladesh is likely to receive a $1-billion assistance from China for an irrigation project on the Teesta which has been at the centre of a water-sharing negotiation with India. The mega engineering …
Foreign secy Harsh Shringla to visit Bangladesh, likely to meet PM Sheikh Hasina
Indian foreign secretary Harsh Shringla’s discussions in Dhaka are expected to focus on ways to further strengthen the bilateral relationship, people familiar with developments said.
Remittances drive Bangladesh forex reserves past $38bn in pandemic
Bangladesh’s foreign currency reserves have crossed the $38-billion mark for the first time amid the coronavirus pandemic.