Dhaka says political activities from Indian territory could undermine recent progress in bilateral relations

New Delhi says there has been no change in its approach

Anti-Bangladesh rhetoric continues to emanate from influential quarters in West Bengal and across India’s political discourse, which has real consequences. It shapes how ordinary Indians perceive Bangladeshis and creates a climate in which hostility—at immigration counters and in public spaces—may become culturally normalised, making the stay of Bangladeshis anywhere in India fraught with anxiety and insecurity.

India must bring to justice those behind the killings

India's continued push-ins need better response

Bangladesh must step up efforts to ensure India stops its illegal operations

Continued push-ins testing the limits of bilateral relations

India must respect international norms in border conduct

Ensure justice for the murder of Felani, other Bangladeshis

India often prioritises its own interests over Bangladesh’s legitimate needs.

Recurrent border killings a thorn in bilateral relations

If Bangladesh and India are to forge a more equitable friendship, three existing bilateral issues need to be addressed.

West Bengal’s decision to divert more water from the river is extremely damaging to Bangladesh

Bangladesh needs to find a realistic solution to a persistent problem

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina tonight (September 5, 2022) expressed disappointment at not being able to meet West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee in New Delhi during her ongoing four-day visit to India.

Pranay Kumar Verma, currently the Indian envoy to Vietnam, will be the country’s next High commissioner to Dhaka, WION reported today.

Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has arrived in Dhaka this (April 28, 2022) afternoon.

India today said relations with Bangladesh are “exceptionally close” and expressed confidence that both sides appreciate mutual sensibilities and mutual respect.

Bangladesh expects that Myanmar would be more tolerant towards Rohingyas after facing trial at the International Court of Justice, Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen says.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina urges India-Bangladesh businessmen to work for mutual benefits and make the region more prosperous, saying the two neighbouring countries are enjoying the best ever relations as she addressed the India-Bangladesh Business Forum (IBBF).