Bangladesh today termed recent remarks by New Delhi regarding its internal matters "unwarranted" and amounting to "interference" in another country's domestic affairs

Although there appears to have been some encouraging movement on both sides, the bilateral relations remains somewhat wary.

Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar today said Dhaka needs to make up its mind what kind of relationship it wants with New Delhi, stressing that the two neighbours share a very special history that goes back to 1971

By respecting Bangladesh’s sovereignty and prioritising dialogue, India can strengthen its position as a reliable partner.

Bangladesh and India stand at a crossroads; let us hope they choose the path of cooperation, not conflict.

Eminent citizens yesterday urged the Indian people to stand against communalism, which is a “major problem in this subcontinent”.

For now, the best bet is to manage the volatilities and imbalances and better understand the intricacies of the Bangladesh-India-US chemistry.

However, regardless of the nature of international involvement, the ultimate responsibility for a stable Bangladesh lies with its own people.

Takeaways from the PM’s recent India visit

India has expressed interest to finance Bangladesh's Teesta project, Foreign Minister Hasan Mahmud said today

Bangladesh has to maintain a balanced relationship with all five major centres from a trade point of view.

Both Bangladeshis and Indians need to understand that they need each other in order to thrive.

This alignment between India and China on Bangladesh's elections is quite unique in the context of South Asia

India also gets to exploit Bangladesh based on its technological projects.

Prime Ministers Sheikh Hasina today reposed full faith in the leadership of her Indian counterpart Narendra Modi in resolving the pending major issues, including the Teesta river water-sharing deal, between the two countries.

The Bangladesh-India relationship covers a wide range of sectors

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is scheduled to visit India early in September.

The nexus between Bangladesh and India's northeastern region determines the current pattern of commerce between the two countries.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is set to visit India on September 6-7 for a bilateral meeting with her Indian counterpart Narendra Modi.

Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Harsh Vardhan Shringla makes a courtesy call on Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at her office.