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POLITICSOct 3‘Illegally pushed back’ to Bangladesh, two Assam women remain missing: Gogoi seeks Jaishankar's interventionCongress leader says women were sent across border in June despite pending legal proceedings; seeks their tracing and safe returnnewindianexpress · india
POLITICSOct 3Help bring back two Assam women pushed into Bangladesh: Gaurav Gogoi to JaishankarJahanara Begum and Mumtaz Begum were sent across the India-Bangladesh border despite the Gauhati High Court setting aside the opinions of a Foreigners’ Tribunal about their citizenship, the Congress MP saysThe Hindu
POLITICSSep 27Salman Muqtadir Video Message To Home Minister | Do something for Bangladesh : Salman Muqtadir urges Home MinisterSalman Muqtadir issued a video message urging the Home Minister to take action for Bangladesh. This highlights a public call for governmental intervention on an unspecified issue.thedailystar.net · Bangladesh
POLITICSSep 27Bangladesh envoy Riaz Hamidullah calls India ties organic , says differences should not halt dialogueBangladesh's envoy Riaz Hamidullah has characterized ties with India as "organic," advocating that disagreements should not impede dialogue. This statement emphasizes the importance of continued diplomatic engagement between the two nations despite potential differences.aninews.in · India
POLITICSSep 24Tensions between India and Bangladesh are is in focus after Dhaka skipped the BRICS summit in DelhiBangladesh's absence from this month's BRICS summit in New Delhi has raised fresh questions about strained ties. Ousted PM Sheikh Hasina's exile in India remains a major obstacle to normalizing relations.DW News [en]
POLITICSSep 24Bangladesh Laws Weaken Human Rights Safeguards : HRWHuman Rights Watch reports that laws in Bangladesh are weakening safeguards for human rights. This suggests a deterioration of human rights protections in the country.deccanchronicle.com · India
POLITICSSep 24Bangladesh : New laws reverse human rights protections , empower abusers , says Human Rights WatchHuman Rights Watch reports that new laws in Bangladesh are reversing human rights protections and potentially empowering abusers. This raises serious concerns about the state of human rights and governance in the country.parisguardian.com · France
POLITICSSep 24Bangladesh : New laws reverse human rights protections , empower abusers , says Human Rights WatchHuman Rights Watch states that new laws in Bangladesh are reversing human rights protections and empowering abusers. This raises concerns about the country's human rights situation.aninews.in · India
POLITICSSep 24Bangladesh : New laws reverse human rights protections , empower abusers , says Human Rights WatchHuman Rights Watch states that new laws in Bangladesh are reversing human rights protections and empowering abusers. This raises serious concerns about the country's human rights situation.middleeaststar.com · Syria
POLITICSSep 23Bangladesh PM Tarique joins world leaders at dinner hosted by Trump in New YorkThe Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Tarique, attended a dinner in New York hosted by Trump, joining other world leaders in a diplomatic gathering.bdnews24.com · Bangladesh
POLITICSSep 22Pimpri-Chinchwad police identifies 30 Bangladeshi nationals illegally staying since May 2025; 26 deportedPolice said the operations are part of a continuing drive following a Union Home Ministry circular dated May 2, 2025The Hindu
POLITICSSep 22Bangladesh One - Party Warning – Sri Lanka GuardianA warning concerning a one-party situation in Bangladesh has been issued. This indicates a notable political development within Bangladesh, potentially signaling concerns about democratic governance or political stability.slguardian.org · Sri Lanka
POLITICSSep 19Poor learning outcomes, underfunding, politicisation: Bangladesh’s education system fails its childrenDhaka, Sep 19 (IANS) Bangladesh has largely failed to make education a vehicle for building capability and character, with the country’s educational crisis reflecting that fundamental failure, a report has stated. It noted that the crisis is often presented as a series of disconnected problems — exam cheating, poor learning outcomes, a curriculum focused on memorisation rather than critical thinking, weak technical training, politicised universities and chronic underfunding. Yet these are not isolated failures, but recurring manifestations of the same underlying weakness in the education system, according to an editorial in Bangladesh’s 'Daily Star' newspaper. Citing the World Bank’s 2024 estimate, it said that 51 per cent of Bangladeshi children are unable to read and understand an age-appropriate text by the end of primary school — a particularly alarming figure given that almost all children in the country are enrolled in school. “This is no longer a country failing to reach its children; it is a country reaching them and failing to teach most of them adequately. Access was the first problem, and Bangladesh made progress on it; learning is the harder one,” the report noted. It further noted that public spending on education in Bangladesh has remained at around two per cent of GDP or less for years, falling far short of the 4–6 per cent benchmark set by UNESCO’s Education 2030 framework “Money alone will not repair bad governance, weak teaching or a defective curriculum — pouring more into badly governed institutions can simply produce more expensive failure. But the converse is equally true: no country acquires excellent teachers, modern laboratories and competitive universities on bargain-basement financing. Bangladesh has to spend more and spend better—both, not either,” the report mentioned. All these failures, it argued, lead to the same economic reckoning: Bangladesh is failing to build human capability fast enough to match its economic ambitions. “A badly educated child in 2026 will be in the prime of their working life in 2050. Today's struggling primary-school student, tomorrow's underqualified technician; today's rote-taught vocational student, tomorrow's productivity ceiling; today's politicised university, tomorrow's hollow research base; today's poorly taught undergraduate, tomorrow's poorly prepared teacher; and today's underfunded classroom, tomorrow's skills shortage,” the report detailed. “And skills shortages, unlike factories, cannot be repaired quickly. Factories can go up in a few years; investment regulations can be rewritten in months. Human capability takes a generation, and Bangladesh does not have a spare one,” it added. --IANS scor/asthehawk_in · india
POLITICSSep 19Detained on suspicion of being Bangladeshi, 19 Bengal workers released from ChhattisgarhNineteen workers from Bengal were released from Chhattisgarh after being detained on suspicion of being Bangladeshi. This event concerns the legal status and movement of workers.The Hindu
POLITICSSep 18North Korea anthem played at South’s Bangladesh hockey match at Asian GamesAsian Games organisers in Japan accidently play North Korea's anthem ahead of South's hockey match with Bangladesh.Al Jazeera [en]
POLITICSSep 17After brief disruption, officials restart talks for Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman’s India visitSources in Dhaka said efforts are underway to schedule his visit to New Delhi during a suitable period in November following Mr. Rahman’s existing diplomatic engagementsThe Hindu
POLITICSSep 15⁠India Bangladesh ties: Dhaka seeks bilateral engagement at UN amid BRICS absenceBangladesh signals openness to bilateral talks with India at the UN General Assembly after its absence from the BRICS summit in New Delhi.newseisamay · india
POLITICSSep 15Bangladesh hands death sentences to 7 aides of ousted Prime Minister HasinaSeven members of ousted PM Sheikh Hasina's Awami League convicted of crimes including murder, provoking killings.Al Jazeera [en]
POLITICSSep 15Two Invites Extended: India Clarifies Offers for Bangladesh PM’s Bilateral Visit and BRICS Summit AttendanceIndia has provided clarification regarding the recent invitations sent to Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, stating that he received two distinct invitations. One invitation was for a bilateral visit, while the other was to attend the BRICS Summit in his role as the chair of BIMSTEC. This statement was made by External Affairs Ministry spokesperson [...] The post Two Invites Extended: India Clarifies Offers for Bangladesh PM’s Bilateral Visit and BRICS Summit Attendance appeared first on The CSR Journal .thecsrjournal · india
POLITICSSep 15Bangladesh court sentences 7 Hasina allies to deathDW News [en]
POLITICSSep 15Bangladesh Sentences Seven Hasina-Era Leaders To DeathThe seven men, members of ousted leader Sheikh Hasina's Awami League, were convicted of crimes against humanity, including murder, as well as instigating and provoking killings. The post Bangladesh Sentences Seven Hasina-Era Leaders To Death appeared first on Channels Television.Channels TV
POLITICSSep 13Want to 'reset' ties with India, should be done through bilateral discussions: BangladeshState Minister for Foreign Affairs Humaiun Kobir said Bangladesh needs to move beyond what he described as an “excessive preoccupation” with India and approach its relationship with New Delhi in a balanced mannerThe Hindu
POLITICSSep 13Bangladesh draws closer to China in ‘political chessboard’ to balance India tiesBangladesh’s tilt towards China has added a new dimension to security and trade in South Asia, signalling what observers see as Dhaka’s desire to be a strategic actor in the region and ease its overreliance on India. The hedging policy comes after the fall of Sheikh Hasina’s Awami League government in 2024 amid a student-led uprising. Under an interim government led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, and then the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) after it came to power in February, the country’s...South China Morning Post
POLITICSSep 13Had West Bengal not been created, we would have suffered fate of Chinmoy Das of Bangladesh, says Suvendu AdhikariChief Minister Suvendu Adhikari targeted both the Left Front and Trinamool Congress government, accusing them of destroying the cultural traditions of Bengali Hindus in the State, and promised to restore the religious and cultural traditionsThe Hindu
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