TARIQUE RAHMAN
Government appoints former Union minister Dinesh Trivedi as Bangladesh envoy
Former Union minister Dinesh Trivedi has been appointed India's high commissioner to Bangladesh, a first for the Modi government appointing a politician to head a diplomatic mission. He faces the challenge of repairing strained ties with Dhaka, which have deteriorated following Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's ouster and an adversarial stance by the new government.
Former Union minister Dinesh Trivedi expected to be India's next High Commissioner to Bangladesh
Dinesh Trivedi is poised to take on the pivotal role of India's High Commissioner to Bangladesh, succeeding Pranay Verma, who has transitioned to Belgium. As New Delhi looks to revitalize its relationship with Dhaka, Trivedi's extensive diplomatic background positions him well for this crucial appointment. The official confirmation is on the horizon.
Bangladesh seeks $2 billion from development partners to meet energy demand
Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman sought a USD 2 billion fund from development partners to meet the country's immediate energy needs and safeguard its economic stability, state-run BSS news agency reported.
A quiet new reset is loading in India's backyard and the world is watching
India-Bangladesh relations: Ater navigating through diplomatic hurdles, India and Bangladesh are now on a path to rejuvenate their partnership. Recent high-level discussions have emphasised key areas like energy trade, simplifying visa regulations, and enhancing security alliances. Bangladesh's increasing demand for diesel and fertiliser from India has set the stage for cooperative initiatives.
Strategic reset: India and Bangladesh signal commitment to strengthen relations
India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met with his Bangladeshi counterpart Khalilur Rahman. They discussed strengthening bilateral ties and charting a new path of cooperation. India conveyed its desire to engage constructively with the new government in Dhaka. Both sides agreed to remain in close touch and explore proposals for deepening their partnership. Visa issuance for Bangladeshis will be eased.
Jaishankar to host Bangladesh counterpart Khalilur Rahman for crucial bilateral talks
India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar hosts his Bangladeshi counterpart Khalilur Rahman today. This meeting aims to mend bilateral ties after a period of tension. Discussions will focus on strengthening trade and fuel supplies. The Ganga Water Treaty renewal is also on the agenda. This visit marks a new phase in India-Bangladesh relations.
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Indian envoy meets Bangladesh PM; signals positive, constructive ties
Indian envoy Pranay Verma met Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, conveying New Delhi's commitment to fostering positive, constructive, and people-centric bilateral ties. The discussions focused on aligning cooperation with national development priorities, aiming for mutual interest and benefit as both nations work to strengthen their relationship.
Bangladesh Cricket Board seeks new partnerships with BCCI
Bangladesh Cricket Board has reached out to the Board of Control for Cricket in India seeking new avenues for cricket collaboration. This comes as the Indian national team is set to visit Bangladesh in September. Bangladesh's women's team will also travel to India. The move signals improving relations between the two nations.
Reliance's JioStar terminates Bangladesh IPL cricket broadcast deal, letter shows
IPL 2026: JioStar, Mukesh Ambani's entertainment venture, has terminated its IPL and Women's Premier League broadcast deals in Bangladesh due to its local partner's payment defaults. This move means no local broadcaster will air the IPL season, even if Bangladesh lifts its earlier ban. The termination follows a period of strained India-Bangladesh relations.
India slams Pakistan over terrorism, minorities and 1971 genocide denial
India has criticized Pakistan's stance on global conflicts. Indian officials pointed to remarks by Pakistani leaders regarding the country's role in international affairs. Concerns were also raised about Pakistan's treatment of minorities. India highlighted Pakistan's denial of the 1971 atrocities during Operation Searchlight. The country's record on minority rights and historical events was questioned.
Bangladesh to import 45,000 tonnes of diesel from India
Bangladesh will receive an additional 45,000 tons of diesel from India by April. This comes after a recent arrival of 5,000 tons. The Bangladesh-India Friendship Pipeline will facilitate these imports. The government has lifted fuel rationing to ensure smooth travel for Eid celebrations. This move aims to prevent panic buying and facilitate public movement.
Bangladeshi held in West Bengal for 'aiding' killers of youth leader Sharif Osman Hadi to escape to India
West Bengal Police have apprehended a Bangladeshi national. He is accused of helping the suspected killers of Sharif Osman Hadi, a youth leader from Bangladesh, escape to India. This arrest follows the apprehension of two other suspects in the case. The accused allegedly facilitated their crossing of the international border.
Bangladesh Army rejigs top brass amid power shift
Bangladesh Army sees significant top-level reshuffles. New officers are appointed to key positions, including Quartermaster General. This follows recent meetings between Prime Minister Tarique Rahman and the army chief. These changes come after a previous reshuffle less than ten days prior. The appointments signal a shift in the military's top brass.
From Army to intelligence chief: PM Tarique Rahman orders sweeping Bangladesh Army overhaul days after coming to power
Newly sworn-in Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has initiated a significant military leadership overhaul in Bangladesh. Key appointments include Lieutenant General M Mainur Rahman as Chief of General Staff and Major General Mir Mushfiqur Rahman as Principal Staff Officer. The reshuffle also impacts military intelligence with Brigadier General Mohammad Kaisar Rashid Chowdhury appointed Director General of DGFI.
'Engineer Tarique Rahman': Class 12 pass Bangladesh PM seen dressed in construction helmets and safety vests. The reason will shock you
Bangladesh's new Prime Minister Tarique Rahman is being mocked by the Opposition 11-party alliance led by Jamaat-e-Islami as an 'engineer'. The opposition has accused him of tampering with the poll results. Memes and jokes about Tarique Rahman have flooded online with AI images showing him dressed in construction helmets and safety vests.
Tarique Rahman sworn in as 11th PM of Bangladesh; 50 ministers in Cabinet
Tarique Rahman has taken oath as Bangladesh's new Prime Minister. This marks a significant political shift after two decades. Rahman's government faces the challenge of governance experience. India's Lok Sabha Speaker attended the ceremony, signaling hopes for stronger bilateral ties. The new government is expected to foster inclusive politics. Several international dignitaries were also present.
PM Modi invites Tarique Rahman to visit India
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla met Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman. He conveyed a special invitation from Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The invitation is for Rahman, his wife, and daughter to visit India. This visit can be scheduled at a mutually convenient time. Prime Minister Modi expressed confidence in Rahman's leadership.
PM Modi invites new Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman to visit India
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has invited newly appointed Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, along with his wife and daughter, to visit India. Modi congratulated Rahman on his party's election victory, emphasizing the deep-rooted friendship and shared aspirations between the two nations. He expressed eagerness to strengthen bilateral ties and regional cooperation.
Who is Tarique Rahman? All about Bangladesh’s new PM, who spent 17 years in London exile and his stance on India
Tarique Rahman has become Bangladesh's new prime minister. His party secured a decisive victory in the recent parliamentary elections. Rahman, son of former leaders, returns after years in exile. He pledged to combat corruption and guide the nation forward. The new government faces the challenge of rebuilding ties with India. Rahman emphasized Bangladesh's interests in foreign policy.
Tarique Rahman takes oath as Bangladesh prime minister after BNP’s landslide victory
Tarique Rahman has become Bangladesh's new prime minister. His party, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, won a significant victory in the recent general election. This marks a new political era for the nation. The election followed a mass uprising that led to the removal of the previous leader, Sheikh Hasina. An interim government had been in place before these polls.
Bangladesh PM-to-be Tarique Rahman and lawmakers sworn into parliament
Bangladesh Prime Minister swearing in: Tarique Rahman is set to take over from an interim government that has steered the country of 170 million people for 18 months since the autocratic government of Sheikh Hasina was overthrown.
BNP chairman Tarique Rahman to take oath as Bangladesh PM on Tuesday
Bangladesh Nationalist Party chairman Tarique Rahman will be sworn in as Prime Minister on Tuesday. This marks a new political era after Sheikh Hasina's removal. India's Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla will attend the ceremony, highlighting strong bilateral ties. The oath-taking for MPs is scheduled for 9:30 am, with ministerial oaths at 4:00 pm.
Om Birla to represent India at Rahman oath-taking
In a notable display of diplomacy, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla will attend the inauguration of Bangladesh's newly formed government, led by Tarique Rahman of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party. Set to take place in Dhaka on Tuesday, this ceremony not only celebrates the democratic process but also reinforces the enduring friendship between India and Bangladesh.
LS Speaker Om Birla to represent India at Tarique Rahman's swearing-in
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla will represent India at the swearing-in ceremony of Bangladesh's next prime minister, Tarique Rahman. The event is scheduled for February 17 in Dhaka. Bangladesh had invited Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Om Birla's participation highlights the strong friendship between India and Bangladesh. It reaffirms India's commitment to democratic values.
India invited to Tarique Rahman’s oath taking ceremony in Bangladesh; China, Pakistan among other guests
India is among 13 nations invited to Bangladesh's new government swearing-in ceremony, led by BNP chairperson Tarique Rahman. This invitation signals early regional engagement following the BNP's electoral victory. The move underscores the party's inclusive diplomatic approach and aims to deepen bilateral ties with New Delhi.
Delhi moves first: PM Modi extends best wishes to Bangladesh's future PM Tarique Rahman on win
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday congratulated Bangladesh Nationalist Party leader Tarique Rahman on his party’s decisive win in the parliamentary elections, becoming the first world leader to speak with him after the result.
PM Modi looks forward to working with Tarique Rahman, vows support for inclusive Bangladesh
Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Tarique Rahman on the BNP's decisive victory in Bangladesh's parliamentary elections. Modi affirmed India's continued support for a democratic Bangladesh and expressed eagerness to collaborate on shared development goals. The BNP secured a clear majority, marking a significant political shift in Dhaka.
BNP thanks India for recognising Bangladesh election verdict, hopes for stronger bilateral ties
Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) expressed gratitude to India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The party thanked Modi for acknowledging the people's verdict in Bangladesh's general elections. BNP anticipates stronger relations between the two nations under their new government. Prime Minister Modi had congratulated Tarique Rahman on the BNP's victory.
PM Modi's old letter to Tarique Rahman had a big hint about India-Bangladesh ties
India's PM Modi signaled a diplomatic shift towards Bangladesh Nationalist Party's Tarique Rahman before his election win. Rahman, now poised to be PM, champions an "economy-based foreign policy" and "Bangladesh First" approach, prioritizing national interests. This marks a new phase in Dhaka-New Delhi relations, moving towards mutual respect and equality over dependency.
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