Teesta deal
Teesta deal‘Model for bilateral relations’: Bangladesh, India in a joint statement
Bangladesh and India on Saturday termed the visit of Indian prime minister Narendra Modi to Dhaka as the symbol of half-a-century partnership between the two neighbours that has strengthened, matured ...
Ground-level cooperation needed to check all border incidents: Modi
Indian prime minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said ground-level cooperation is needed to check all those incidents happening along the India-Bangladesh border.
India will continue to engage to conclude Teesta agreement: Shringla
Shringla reiterated the excellent defence cooperation and defence relationship between India and Bangladesh adding that “as we go along, we will continue to add depth into that relation”
Decision on Teesta water sharing after WB, Assam polls: Water resources secy
India will take some decisions, including implementation of Teesta water-sharing treaty, after elections in its West Bengal and Assam states
Dhaka stresses signing Teesta water sharing deal
Bangladesh has emphasised signing of interim water sharing agreement of the Teesta River as agreed by Bangladesh and India in 2011.
Indian foreign minister’s visit
India sees future in connectivity
India feels that proper connectivity can change the geo-economics of the region and proposes to include Japan in the process
S Jaishankar's visit
Trade, connectivity and water to get priority
There has been no meeting of the Joint River Commission (JRC) since its last ministerial meeting of the commission in 2010. Bangladesh will stress the need to hold the JRC meet as soon as possible
Teesta management: Why India's objection to be accepted?
The proposed water management project is not being presented in the Executive Committee of the National Economic Council’s (ECNEC) meeting for approval due to India’s objection
India never shows any ‘big-brother’ attitude towards Bangladesh: Doraiswami
India is committed to taking forward the strong relations with Bangladesh in the next 50 years and beyond focusing on mutual benefits and expanding it to all the sectors
Dhaka wants to hear good news on Teesta from Delhi: Foreign secy
Foreign secretary Masud Bin Momen on Wednesday said Bangladesh wants to hear a positive news on Teesta water sharing and simultaneously continue discussion on water sharing of other common rivers.
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