India is desperately trying to score some defence exports in Bangladesh by offering missiles, artillery, mortars, radar systems, ammunition, shipbuilding cooperation and other types of
Tag: Bangladesh-India Relations
Onion diplomacy – A new challenge to Bangladesh-India relations
More than WMDs or Rohingya’s the various quarters in the country today are concerned about the rising price of onions! Yes this bulb is so
Bangladesh-India relations at a fork in the road
Bangladesh and India share a very complex and multi-faceted that is rooted in the Independence of Bangladesh. The Babri Masjid demolition in India and subsequent
India offers Bangladesh its BrahMos supersonic anti-ship missile
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India lagging behind China in Bangladesh race
The recent whirlwind tour of Bangladesh by Indian Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla, convinced a section of the media in both the countries that New
Indian foreign secretary’s hasty visit misfires
The Indian foreign secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla’s hastily arranged and sudden visit to Dhaka is shrouded in mystery. The centrepiece of the visit was his
BNS Sangram visits Goa
Bangladesh Navy’s warship BNS Sangram, a guided missile corvette has reached Murmugao port in Goa. The ship arrived there on Monday (18 August). Upon arrival,
Viability of defence cooperation with India
Defence and security cooperation between Bangladesh and India took off well before Bangladesh became an independent nation in 1971. India assisted in liberating Bangladesh from
Bangladesh to get Chinese help for Teesta water management
With diplomatic relations heading downwards Dhaka does not believe its engagement with India will yield any better results for the interests of the nation. This
Riva Ganguli incident as Dhaka drifts towards Beijing
An op-ed by the editor of Bhorer Kagoj that exposed serious problems in Bangladesh-India relations was picked up by the Indian media and its major