Lieutenant General Abu Belal Muhammad Shafiul Huq has been named the new chief of Bangladesh Army.

South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR), a democratic regional network of human rights defenders, welcomes the Land Boundary

In a major reshuffle in the administration, the government yesterday appointed new deputy commissioners (DCs), including two female

Most of the 22 Indo-Bangla deals have been signed in “favour of India,” said Prof Emajuddin Ahmed, convener of a pro-BNP

The government plans to enact a new law to prevent cyber crimes that take new dimensions frequently, Law Minister Anisul Huq said yesterday, terming the existing information and communication technology (ICT) act inadequate.

Air travellers now will have to pay more as the government has hiked the excise tax on their tickets.

The government has taken initiatives to construct the second Bhairab and Titas railway bridges over Meghna and Titas rivers with the Indian Line of Credit, Railways Minister

Teachers of different public universities in five districts observed two-hour work abstention protesting against the proposed 8th national payscale and demanded a separate one yesterday.

Two rights organisations yesterday urged the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) to play a leading role in initiating reform in criminal justice institutions of Bangladesh to

The Cabinet Division yesterday approved the draft motor vehicle agreement between four South Asian countries that would allow trans-border movement of vehicles like in the European Union.

Although West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee usually speaks to the media, whenever approached, on different issues, it was different during her latest Bangladesh tour.

It is a tale of two governments and the media. One was seen making all sorts of efforts to help the press and the other, not so much.

The Khwai river will temporarily be blocked off and a road constructed over it in Habiganj district's Sayestaganj to transport equipment

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi started the concluding day of his two-day visit to Bangladesh by offering prayers at the 12th-century Dhakeshwari temple in Dhaka yesterday.

Terming ratification of land deal as “no less significant than the fall of the Berlin Wall”, Indian PM Modi says water issues need to be resolved from humanitarian perspective.

Joint declaration between Bangladesh and India during PM Narendra Modi's visit to Bangladesh

Bangladesh and India yesterday opened a new chapter of hopes in their relations, fraught with dubious politics, myopic diplomacy and tardy bureaucracy over the decades.

Exchange of instruments of ratification of 1974 Land Boundary Agreement (LBA) and its 2011 protocol

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday said a greater connectivity is vital for the development of the two countries and the region.

Rajshahi city residents yesterday urged India's government to support Bangladesh's Ganges Barrage project, a critically important