Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s possible visit to India later this month could help reset relations by offering an opportunity to address long-standing issues between the two neighbours, foreign policy analysts say.

Indian High Commissioner Dinesh Trivedi yesterday urged Bangladesh and India to work together towards shared prosperity, noting that the two nations are advancing their partnership across vital sectors, ranging from trade and connectivity to security and healthcare.

India’s 80th Independence Day celebrated at High Commission in Dhaka

The Indian envoy flying back to Delhi within hours of meeting Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, to be followed by an audience with Prime Minister Modi the following day, should indicate India’s willingness in rebuilding its relations with Bangladesh

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s India visit, sought by both Dhaka and New Delhi, hinges on India’s assurance that ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina will not be allowed to engage in activities from its territory that could create instability in Bangladesh, diplomatic sources said.

State minister says no decision has been made on the prime minister's participation in the BRICS outreach session or a bilateral trip

Both sides pledge stronger ties in trade, defence, energy

Proposed agreement would target construction, halal and agricultural sectors as Thailand considers Bangladesh a fifth source country

Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Dinesh Trivedi yesterday held a one-on-one meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi, a day after meeting Prime Minister Tarique Rahman.

Trivedi travelled to New Delhi following talks with Bangladesh PM, foreign minister and home minister

Bangladesh and India have stressed the need for a “fresh start” in bilateral relations, signalling a desire to move beyond differences that have strained ties since the July 2024 uprising and rebuild the relationship on the basis of equality, mutual cooperation, and dialogue.

Four-member Indian delegation visited at DGFI’s invitation

Khalilur Rahman says invitation was extended to Tarique Rahman as BIMSTEC chair, not as Bangladesh PM

Indian envoy says differences are natural between two vibrant democracies

Dhaka also renews request for return of those accused in Osman Hadi killing

First meeting focuses on bilateral relations and issues of mutual interest

A meeting between the prime ministers of Bangladesh and India can help address the problems facing the two countries, Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Dinesh Trivedi has said.

Meeting comes amid recent strains in bilateral ties and uncertainty over PM’s attendance at the BRICS Summit

Dinesh Trivedi says he is hopeful Tarique-Modi meeting can resolve bilateral issues

Christensen gets a glimpse of local farming and rural life in Jhalakathi