Bangladesh Navy

135 Indian fishermen detained by Navy

135 Indian fishermen detained by Navy

Inspector SM Ashraful Alam of Bagerhat District Police media cell, said a patrol team of the Navy detained 68 Indian fishermen and seized four trawlers while they were fishing in the Bay of Bengal ...

Flood worsening in Sylhet, Navy joins rescue mission

Flood worsening in Sylhet, Navy joins rescue mission

The flood situation is worsening in the Sylhet division with many still stranded in different areas of the division. The members of the Bangladesh Navy have also joined the rescue operations for the ...

Two Indian Navy ships, INS Kora and INS Sumedha arrived at Mongla Port on Tuesday for the harbour phase of the 2nd edition of annual exercise ‘Bangosagar’

Two Indian Navy ships arrive in Mongla for exercise

Two Indian Navy ships, INS Kora and INS Sumedha arrived at Mongla Port on Tuesday for the harbour phase of the 2nd edition of annual exercise ‘Bangosagar’

140 Bangladeshi policemen get UN Peacekeeping Medal

140 police peacekeepers reach Mali

A team of Bangladesh police Monday reached in Mali to join the UN peacekeeping mission by a chartered aircraft of Biman Bangladesh Airlines

Navy chief leaves for Maldives, Sri Lanka

Navy chief leaves for Maldives, Sri Lanka

Chief of naval staff admiral M Shaheen Iqbal Friday left for the Maldives and Sri Lanka at the invitation of the chief of the national defense force of the Maldives and chief of Sri Lankan navy

PM Sheikh Hasina

Navy to get more sophisticated warships, war equipment: PM Hasina

Prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Monday said the government has planned to induct more advanced warships and war equipment into the Bangladesh Navy as part of defence modernisation

PM Sheikh Hasina

Work to implement Perspective Plan-2041: PM Hasina to armed forces

Prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Thursday urged the armed forces continue working as front-line soldiers in implementing the Perspective Plan-2041

Prime minister Sheikh Hasina

Collective efforts in attaining independence won’t go in vain: PM Hasina

Prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday said the independence earned through the collective contributions and efforts of all will never go in vain

Admiral M Shaheen Iqbal, CNS Bangladesh Navy meets Vice Admiral R. Hari Kumar, CinC, in Mumbai on 28 October 2021

Bangladesh Navy Chief visits India’s Western Naval Command HQ

The two admirals discussed various issues pertaining to enhancing and strengthening the joint manship, interoperability, training, anti-terrorism collaboration and overall bilateral cooperation

Bangladesh Naval Chief calls on General MM Naravane, discusses bilateral defence cooperation Read more At: https://www.aninews.in/news/world/asia/bangladesh-naval-chief-calls-on-general-mm-naravane-discusses-bilateral-defence-cooperation20211025140348/

Indian Army conducts free-fall parachute training for Bangladesh Navy commandos

As per the Indian Navy, Admiral M Shaheen Iqbal is on an official visit to India that commenced on 23 October and will last till 29 October

Vessels

US provides 20 vessels to Bangladesh Navy and Coast Guard

The United States has provided 20 vessels to the Bangladesh Navy and Bangladesh Coast Guard to improve their abilities to conduct maritime security operations and increase their capacity to monitor, ...

PM Sheikh Hasina joined the meeting at the headquarters of the Navy and Air Force through a videoconference from her official residence Ganobhaban on Sunday.

Always stay ready to defend country: PM Hasina to Armed Forces

Prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday said Bangladesh Armed Forces must have necessary preparedness to protect the country’s independence and sovereignty keeping pace with technological development ...

Map of Cox's Bazar

Navy rescues 17 stranded fishermen from Bay of Bengal

The Bangladesh Navy, in the small hours of Wednesday, rescued as many as 17 fishermen from a trawler that broke down in the Bay of Bengal

Chittagong port free of piracy, unloading capacity needs a boost

Chittagong port free of piracy, unloading capacity needs a boost

A recent report by the International Maritime Bureau and the Regional Cooperation Agreement on Combating Piracy and Armed Robbery has termed Chittagong port free of armed robbery and piracy

Editorial

Shitalakshya Launch Capsize Stop operations of small launches

There is a need to improve naval traffic management to avoid potential accidents in other parts of the country, including that part of the Shitalakshya river

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