Bangladesh detained 34 Indian fishermen for fishing in its waters, prompting India to push for their return. The incident raises tensions amid strained India-Bangladesh relations, particularly after ...

The Bangladesh Army, in a statement, said it used force in self-defence during Wednesday's clashes in Gopalganj after coming ...

Worries that the country may face more violence have grown since student leader Nahid Islam floated the prospect of another ...

There are around 116.54 million mobile internet users in the country, according to the Bangladesh Telecommunication ...

In 1971, due to religious and economic inequality, Pakistan was divided into two parts. Lakhs of people died and twice as ...

Following deadly clashes in Gopalganj, Bangladesh, a 22-hour curfew was imposed and military patrolled the streets. Four died ...

On this week's show, we speak with author Aatish Taseer about his new book, "A Return to Self: Excursions in Exile". He ...

The fishermen along with their two fishing trawlers were apprehended on the intervening night of July 14 and 15, official ...

Bangladesh detained fishermen and two trawlers, FB Jhor and FB Ma Magal Chandi, near Mongla port between July 14 and 15, ...

Over 160 people were arrested and curfew extended on Friday in Gopalganj, the home town of Bangladesh founder Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, even as the death toll in Wednesday’s violence rose to five.

Bangladesh has apprehended 34 Indian fishermen for allegedly fishing in its territorial waters and India has been pressing Dhaka to ensure their safe and early return, official sources said on Friday.

Responding to a query on Bangladesh general elections after former Bangladesh PM, Sheikh Hasina, was ousted in a student-led uprising in August last year, Ministry of External Affairs ofiicial ...