NEW DELHI: Reflecting a sign of relief in the ongoing strained India-Bangladesh ties, the exchange visits of freedom fighters of Bangladesh and India, to celebrate the 1971 Liberation War, has …
$5 billion flows out of Bangladesh for medical treatment each year, says governor
Governor Ahsan H Mansur has said around $5 billion leaves Bangladesh every year for medical treatment abroad, but the exact use of these funds remains unknown. Speaking at a workshop on data-related …
Bangladesh set to celebrate Victory Day Monday
On this glorious day in 1971, Bangladesh was liberated as an independent country after the Pakistani occupation forces surrendered following a bloody nine-month-long war. Various programs will be held …
Dengue: Bangladesh records first death-free day in 10 weeks
Bangladesh has seen no death from dengue fever after 73 days as no fatalities were reported from the Aedes mosquito-borne disease across Bangladesh over the past 24 hours. Every day since Oct 4, …
Bangladesh inquiry recommends feared police unit disbanded
Toppled Bangladesh leader Sheikh Hasina was accused of widespread human rights abuses, including disappearances carried out by the unit.
‘Bangladesh to play key role in business and development in Timor-Leste’
Leste’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, Bendito dos Santos Freitas, and the Honorary Consul of Timor-Leste in Bangladesh, Kutubuddin Ahmed, was held on Sunday at Hotel Sonargaon in Dhaka.
Huawei announces key initiatives for Bangladesh
Huawei has collaborated with Dhaka University, fintech industry, and ICT Division to expedite Bangladesh’s development in ICT sector. In this regard, Huawei has announced three initiatives collaborating with multiple entities.
Time has come for US Congress to act on Bangladesh: Indian-American Congressman Thanedar
Indian-American lawmaker Shri Thanedar has flagged the situation in Bangladesh and urged the US government to use “every possible tool” to quell the v.
Shifting Tides: India’s Naval Dominance And Bangladesh’s Strategic Dilemmas
The Indian Navy, once reliant on foreign designs and a coastal navy, has emerged as a formidable blue-water force.
Too many underaged girls getting married in Bangladesh
With half of all girls in Bangladesh still getting married before the age of 18, two United Nations agencies have expressed a sense of urgency to do more to arrest the perilous trend. With a focus on saving girls´ lives, the Steering Committee of the …