Bangladesh and India have agreed to launch a bus service connecting Kolkata and Chattogram

Describing the bilateral meeting between Bangladesh and India as "very productive", Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today said both sides agreed to collaborate with each other for the betterment of their people and countries

India will soon send a team of technical experts to Bangladesh to study conservation and management water of Teesta river, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today

Dhaka and New Delhi today signed 10 Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs), including seven new and three renewed, in the presence of Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her Indian counterpart Narendra Modi to further consolidate the ever-growing relationship between the two neighbouring countries

"India will start e-medical visa facility for people coming from Bangladesh to India for medical treatment"

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today held extensive talks with her Indian counterpart Narendra Modi at Hyderabad House in New Delhi

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was today given a warm welcome by her Indian counterpart Narendra Modi at the Hyderabad House when she reached there for bilateral discussions

She also pays tribute to Mahatma Gandhi at Delhi’s Raj Ghat

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today invited Indian businesspersons to invest in Bangladesh, stating that she prioritises neighbouring countries

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her Indian counterpart Narendra Modi will hold a bilateral meetingat the Hyderabad House in New Delhi today.

Bangladesh and India should find a “creative solution” to the Teesta management as Dhaka has long been demanding its share of water from the transboundary river, said Prof Sreeradha Datta of OP Jindal Global University.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today called for sustained dialogues between Bangladesh and India to exchange ideas and experiences to help overcome the challenges in their journey towards economic development

Indian External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar called on Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today and discussed issues of mutual interest

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina arrived in New Delhi today on a two-day state visit to India

This is the first bilateral visit by any head of government to India after the BJP-led alliance formed its government for the third consecutive time

As many as 15 countries -- including the US and the UK  -- and development partners yesterday expressed concern over the worsening situation in the Rakhine State of Myanmar and the cross-border implications.

It is an injustice when countries like Bangladesh that are not responsible for the climate crisis have to take loans for adaptation programmes, said Prof Patrick Verkooijen, CEO of Global Center on Adaptation (GCA).

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is scheduled to leave Dhaka for New Delhi today on a two-day visit aimed at advancing the bilateral relationship following the general elections in both countries this year.

Bangladesh and India are likely to sign a memorandum of understanding for using each other’s railway lines to boost cross-border connectivity.

The main focus of the Hasina-Modi summit is likely to be Teesta river water-sharing, defence partnership, cross-border connectivity, power trade, and import of essentials such as onions and sugar, among other things