PM Narendra Modi has been invited to attend Bangladesh PM‑elect Tarique Rahman’s swearing‑in ceremony on Feb 17, with Dhaka ...

PM Modi is invited to Tarique Rahman's swearing-in but may send a representative due to prior commitments in Mumbai and Delhi ...

India to be represented by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla at Tarique Rahman’s oath ceremony in Dhaka on February 17 ...

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Dhaka reaches out to regional leaders for February 17 inauguration as Modi likely skips visit due to Macron meeting.

Mumbai's new BJP Mayor, Ritu Tawde on Friday said strict action will be taken against those she described as "illegal Bangladeshis" and alleged that several suc ...

According to diplomatic sources, the invited nations include China, Saudi Arabia, Turkiye, India, Pakistan, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Malaysia, Brunei, Sri Lanka, Nepal, the Maldives and Bhutan ...

Thackeray also questioned the Bharatiya Janata Party, asking how alleged infiltrators entered India and travelled across multiple BJP-ruled states. He termed the situation a “national security failure ...

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The Speaker's participation at this important event underscores the deep and enduring friendship between the peoples of India and Bangladesh, the foreign ministry said.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is unlikely to attend the swearing-in ceremony of BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman as Bangladesh's prime minister on 17 February, according to media reports.

With the BJP now ruling Mumbai’s civic body, strict action will be taken against “illegal Bangladeshis” who managed to procure bogus birth certificates, as well as agents and officials who helped them ...