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Bangladesh Elections 2024: India and Bangladesh share 4,096-km long border and an “excellent state of bilateral relations, based on deep historical and fraternal ties…” Heres a deep dive into Indo-Bangladesh relationship and why national elections in Bangladesh matters to India.

Natasha Jesmin, a teacher of the Academia School in the capital’s Wari, boarded a Dhaka-bound train around 7:00pm on Friday after a visit to her home in Faridpur.

Cancer patients are compelled to go to different government hospitals or private clinics in Dhaka for getting their therapies done as the only radiotherapy machine at Mymensingh Medical College Hospital (MMCH) has remained inoperative for nearly eight years.

Iqbal informed that he made contact with Nana Patekar through a Tamil director friend of his. “We haven’t yet decided on the shooting dates. After we sign Nana Patekar, we will sit together with all the parties involved and decide on the shooting schedules,” Iqbal said.

Such sinister and premeditated actions raise grave concerns about whether our law enforcers are scrupulous enough to serve citizens.

At least eight people were injured when a pick-up van of Border Guard Bangladesh collided with a bus in Gaibandha's Palashbari on Friday. The injured, including five BGB members, were admitted to Palashbari Upazila Health Complex primarily. Quoting locals, police said a Gaibandha-bound bus of JR Paribahan collided head-on with the pickup van at the Rice Mill area around 11am.

Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma, who met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and several other Union Ministers in Delhi, has reportedly opposed the Centere's plan to erect fencing along porous Myanmar borders.A highly-placed official on Friday said ...

Four schools designated as polling centres came under arson attacks in three constituencies of Rajshahi early today

From the untimely blare of loudspeakers to election camps mushrooming everywhere and the cityscape being marred by posters on every available surface, needless to say, electioneering is going on in full swing in the capital.

Alleged BNP-Jamaat activists again torched a running train during its entry into Dhaka on Friday night as part of their protests to disrupt Sunday's general election, leaving at least five passengers dead, police said.The Fire Service and Civil ...