Bangladesh India bilateral issue

Hasina’s media interactions are hurting bilateral ties

Dhaka’s response to the decision to allow Hasina to speak remotely at the FCC-hosted event was both expected and justified, although some argue that an even stronger protest could have been lodged through a more carefully calibrated choice of words.
10 August 2026

Border deaths, smuggling top agenda as BGB-BSF talks conclude in Delhi

Bangladesh and India’s border forces agree to strengthen joint patrols and real-time information sharing
12 June 2026

Pro-BNP bodies: Long march towards Akhaura tomorrow

Three BNP associate organisations -- Jubo Dal, Swechchasebak Dal, and Chhatra Dal -- will stage a long march towards Agartala from Dhaka tomorrow, protesting “Indian aggression”.
9 December 2024

Dhaka slams desecration of nat’l flag in Kolkata

The government yesterday strongly condemned the desecration of Bangladesh’s national flag and the burning of Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus’s effigy in Kolkata as “deplorable acts”.
29 November 2024

PM returns home from India

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina returns home wrapping up her four-day official visit to India that saw the signing of seven bilateral documents between the two countries.
6 October 2019

Bangladesh gets priority among all neighbours: Sushma

Indian External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj says Bangladesh gets priority among all its neighbours as per India’s neighbourhood policy.
23 October 2017

Agreements signed between Bangladesh and India

Bangladesh and India sign, exchange, adopt and hand over a total of 22 agreements on bilateral issues during Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Dhaka visit.
6 June 2015

Teesta being discussed behind the scene: Foreign minister

Discussions between Bangladesh and India relating to sharing of Teesta waters is being discussed behind the scene, Foreign Minister AH Mahmood Ali says.
5 June 2015

Talk with Khaleda before Modi’s visit: BNP

BNP calls Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to discuss Bangladesh-India bilateral issues with Khaleda Zia and experts before Indian Premier Narendra Modi’s Dhaka visit.
29 May 2015