An Indian Navy offshore patrol vessel, INS Savitri - arrived here on Thursday delivering two mobile oxygen plants (MOP), each with a capacity of generating 960 litres of oxygen per minute. While in Bangladesh, the ship’s company would be interacting with their Bangladesh counterparts; on its journey out, Indian Navy and
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Bangladesh, India has ample scope to work together: BGMEA
Bangladesh and India can reap more mutual trade benefits through further collaboration, especially in the area of apparel and textile industry, said BGMEA President Faruque Hassan. “There are huge opportunities for Bangladesh and India to complement each other in boosting apparel and textile business in both countries,” he remarked during a
India’s Taliban problem
Bangladesh and the new cold war
India suffers as black fungus declared epidemic amid COVID-19 surge
India has been struggling against a devastating second wave of COVID-19 infections, but now the country is suffering another epidemic blow as a rare fungal infection affecting some COVID-19 patients was declared an epidemic. A large number of black fungus (mucormycosis) cases have been reported from across the country, even leading
India braces for Cyclone Yaas; Bangladesh could also face impact
20 dead as Cyclone Tauktae wreaks India’s West Coast
A monster cyclone hit India on Tuesday, bringing strong winds and heavy rain that killed at least 20 people and disrupted the vaccination program that the country desperately needs to contain the spiraling Covid-19 pandemic. Cyclone Tauktae wreaked havoc across large swaths of the country, crashing massive waves onto beaches, turning
Govt extends closure of land border with India
Hundreds of Bangladeshis stranded in Kolkata
Hundreds of Bangladeshis stranded in Kolkata after the Bangladesh government suddenly closed its borders with India urged upon Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to allow them to get back home. Most of them are ailing people who came to various hospitals at Chennai, Delhi and Kolkata for treatment purposes. But on reaching
Double mutant linked to surge: Indian Govt
The Indian government has said that a double mutant variant of the coronavirus, first discovered there in March, may be linked to the deadly second wave surge there. Samples containing the mutant or B.1.617 variant have been found in several states with high number of cases. An official associated with the National