Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he would go to Bangladesh with "a great sense of enthusiasm and delight" for a visit that will see the signing of a host of agreements and the announcement of grant-in-aid projects.

India-Bangladesh relations suffered many conflicts and bitterness for decades but has been revitalised in recent years under the

The European Union has announced the release of €10.5 million fund for Bangladesh's primary education through its sector budget

Bangladesh has been re-elected as the member of three important regional institutions of UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia

Bangladesh's “political impasse and negative governance trends”, according to the United States Department of State, do not bode well

Holy Shab-e-Barat, the night of fortune and forgiveness, will be observed in the country tonight with due religious fervour.

The Centre for Policy Dialogue yesterday urged the government to formulate a law to bring into the mainstream economy black money and benami properties bought in and outside the country.

The government will provide district and sessions judges across the county with tablets as a part of the judiciary's digitalisation.

The government yesterday transferred four senior officers to new postings, according to a home ministry circular issued yesterday.

Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Authority (BIWTA) along with the Dhaka district administration yesterday demolished 10 makeshift structures of a private business, Agrovita

Putting an end to all speculations, India yesterday made it clear that the Teesta water-sharing deal will not be signed during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's June 6-7 Dhaka visit, as West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is yet to give consent to it.

Chittagong City Corporation (CCC) will launch a drive to pull down the illegal billboards in the city from today, CCC magistrate Najia

The Public Service Commission yesterday published circular of the 36th Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) exam on its website, seeking

The implementation of the Land Boundary Agreement (LBA) between Bangladesh and India will improve border management and

The new managing committee of Jatiya Press Club, formed through an impromptu "election", claimed to have taken charge yesterday.

Ahead of his June 6-7 Dhaka visit, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has compared the settling of the Indo-Bangla land boundary issue with the fall of the Berlin Wall.

The Indian cabinet yesterday approved two separate agreements, to be signed during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Dhaka next week, to fight human trafficking and introduce coastal shipping service with Bangladesh.

Chief Justice Surendra Kumar Sinha yesterday sought the law ministry's cooperation in giving the judiciary an institutional form.

Chittagong University Teachers' Association (Cuta) yesterday announced that they would observe work abstention from 11:00am to

The Rana Plaza Garment Workers' Union (RPGWU), a sister organisation of Garment Workers' Trade Union Centre, on Friday selected its