West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Friday congratulated Bangladesh Nationalist Party chairman Tarique Rahman after his party won an absolute majority in the 13th National Parliament Election.
The Bangladesh Nationalist Party is expected to take a pragmatic approach toward India as it forms a new government, according to analysts who say geopolitical realities will outweigh campaign-period rhetoric.
An email in the U.S. Justice Department files connected to Jeffrey Epstein has drawn scrutiny after it referenced Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The Pakistan Cricket Board is considering boycotting its T20 World Cup match against India as a protest against the ICC’s decision to replace Bangladesh with Scotland.
Sir Mark Tully, the former British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) correspondent whose reporting during the 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War became a vital source of information, died on Sunday in New Delhi at age 90.
Indian lawmaker Asaduddin Owaisi urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to return former Bangladeshi leader Sheikh Hasina to Bangladesh during a campaign speech this week, sharply criticizing the government for what he described as political inconsistency in its messaging on migration.
The Donald Trump administration’s new National Security Strategy places India at the center of the United States’ Indo-Pacific plans, framing New Delhi as a key partner in balancing China’s economic and military ambitions. The document says the United States must “continue to improve commercial (and other) relations with India” to strengthen regional security and deepen […]
India’s forced return of Sonali Khatun, a nine-month-pregnant woman wrongly deported to Bangladesh, exposes a startling failure of basic governance.
A pregnant Indian woman who was deported to Bangladesh despite holding Indian documents returned to West Bengal on Friday after a Indian Supreme Court directive.
Indian external affairs minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar said former Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina must decide whether she will continue staying in India after fleeing a mass uprising last August. He told NDTV at the HT Leadership Summit that Hasina “came here in a certain circumstance,” adding that those circumstances remain central to her situation.
