Prime Minister Narendra Modi is leaving on a two day visit to Dhaka (March 26-27, 2021). This is his first visit overseas after the global pandemic lockdown. According to the foreign secretary Harsh …
PM Modi heads to Bangladesh to celebrate `Golden era’ of friendship; Teesta Waters, Indo-Pacific and other issues on the agenda
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is leaving on a two day visit to Dhaka (March 26-27, 2021). This is his first visit overseas after the global pandemic lockdown. According to the foreign secretary Harsh …
Bangladesh bagged impressive growth under Bangabandhu rule
and reviving the financial, industrial and business organizations. How it all started In 1972, the then Pakistan government was forced to release the architect of an independent Bangladesh on January …
PM Modi’s Bangladesh visit signals next 50 years: Envoy
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarks on his two-day visit to Bangladesh Indian High Commissioner in Dhaka Vikram Doraiswami on Thursday said the trip would …
Why Prime Minister Modi is visiting a shrine in Bangladesh
The shrine is of immense significance to the Matua community comprising Hindu-Bengali voters who could influence the West Bengal assembly poll. The community is split between the BJP and TMC …
Rohingya rebuild shelters after deadly Bangladesh camp fire
About 30,000 Rohingya refugees who fled a deadly blaze at camps in Bangladesh returned to their scorched shanties Thursday, seeking to rebuild their makeshift homes as others searched for missing …
Pakistan’s exports to Afghanistan drops by 13.6 pc
Exports to Afghanistan, China, Bangladesh … Pakistan’s economy has been in shambles owing to a large amount of loans taken from international financial institutions like the World Bank, …
PM Modi to visit Bangladesh: Defence, security, culture, connectivity and Infra to be the focus discussion
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is all set for a two day visit (March 26-27, 2021) to Dhaka where he will be holding talks with his Bangladeshi counterpart Sheikh Hasina.
Bangladesh marks 50 years of independence
Shafiqul Islam was studying business at Dhaka College in 1971 when a bloody and brutal war for independence ravaged Bangladesh. After undergoing guerrilla training in India, …
Cementing Bangladesh-India ties through border haats
One indicator of the strength of a cross-border bond is the extent of people-to-people contact, and the evidence here is remarkable: Pre-Covid-19, Bangladesh was the single largest source of foreign …