Pallab Bhattacharya

With Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina wrapping up her India visit yesterday, government agencies and private companies of the two countries signed 13 more agreements and memoranda of understanding to further deepen bilateral economic partnership. The deals involving around $10 billion cover the power, energy, logistics, education and medical sectors.

Congress President Sonia Gandhi yesterday conveyed to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina that there is a bipartisan approach in India towards consolidating relations with Bangladesh.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday secured a firm assurance from her Indian counterpart Narendra Modi that New Delhi would

Bangladesh and India were drawn into a close strategic embrace yesterday with the two neighbours expanding their cooperation to new areas of defence and civil nuclear sectors.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has apparently failed to persuade an adamant West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to agree to the Teesta water-sharing deal.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday embarked on a four-day state visit to India with a flickering hope of breaking the stalemate on the much-delayed Teesta water-sharing treaty. “I want to have a separate meeting with Mamata [chief minister of West Bengal], and I am waiting for that,” Hasina told a group of four Indian journalists hours after Indian Premier Narendra Modi received her at Delhi's Palam Air Force Station in a departure from his protocol.

Seeking to inject fresh dynamism into Bangladesh-India ties, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina arrives in Delhi today on a four-day state visit.

Powered by the highest supply to Bangladesh, India has for the first time turned around from a net importer of electricity to a net

With China in mind, India has agreed to deepen energy ties with Nepal by renewing its fuel sale deal with the Himalayan country by

After Bollywood superstars Amitabh Bachchan and Shah Rukh Khan, it is playback singer Shreya Ghoshal's turn to make it to Madame

Was it the “Modi tsunami” or a “saffron wave”? The spectacular show by India's ruling Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in

Master director Satyajit Ray had a 'deep respect' for women and portrayed them as having more moral strength than men in various roles that extended beyond their stereotypes as domestic machines, according to the actresses who appeared as leading ladies in his films.

Bangladeshi cuisine and clothing won the hearts of hundreds of visitors at the Delhi Commonwealth Women's

The Hyderabad High Court on Monday asked the Committee of Administrators to immediately appoint an observer from the BCCI to

The Indian cricket team reached Hyderabad yesterday for the one-off Test against Bangladesh to be played from February 9 and batsman Cheteshwar Pujara said that while the visiting team cannot be taken lightly the home team would like to maintain its number one ranking in the world.

Emerging and established artists and galleries in South Asia and promoting cultural discourse in the region will be the main focus of

The historic Test match between Bangladesh and India, beginning in Hyderabad from February 9, will be commemorated in the form of a

The 15-member Bangladesh team led by Mushfiqur Rahim reached the southern Indian city of Hyderabad for the one-off Test match against India starting there on February 9.

India yesterday named a 16-member team led by Virat Kohli to take on Bangladesh in the historic one-off Test match to be played in Hyderabad from February 9.

India's Supreme Court announced a four-member team to run the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Monday.