Following political changes in Dhaka, India has signaled a renewed commitment to bilateral ties, stressing that Bangladesh's sovereignty remains paramount in their partnership.

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wazed (Rahman) is reportedly planning a visit to India from August 23-25. The potential visit was reported by an Indian newspaper.

An Indian envoy has expressed optimism regarding a potential visit by Tarique Rahman to Delhi, which comes amidst an ongoing dispute involving Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

Indian courts are set to decide on the extradition of Sheikh Hasina, while talks are underway to potentially alter the course of the proceedings.

India is currently examining a request from Bangladesh for the extradition of Sheikh Hasina. Indian authorities have stated they will provide updates once there is further development on the matter.

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has emphasized the need for a conducive environment to reset and strengthen ties with India, as she eyes a potential return to power.

India's Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson, Randhir Jaiswal, clarified that the government had no role in Sheikh Hasina's address in Delhi, reiterating that it was a 'private event' and not endorsed by the Indian government.

An article discusses the importance of India-Bangladesh relations being robust enough to withstand changes in leadership, specifically referring to Sheikh Hasina's tenure.

Ousted Bangladeshi leader Sheikh Hasina has announced her intention to return from exile in December, despite facing a potential execution threat upon her return. She remains determined to go back to her home country.

The Indian government has stated it has no involvement in former Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s planned virtual news conference on August 5, clarifying it is being organized by a private entity.

Taslima Nasreen has stated that Sheikh Hasina should be permitted to return to Bangladesh and that the ban on the Awami League should be lifted.

Bangladesh has issued a warning to its media outlets, advising them not to broadcast statements from exiled former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina ahead of her planned virtual address from India.

A planned virtual address by Sheikh Hasina on August 5 has revived a fresh diplomatic row between India and Bangladesh. Bangladesh is seeking India's official stance on the speech.

Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is expected to be arrested immediately upon her arrival in Bangladesh. The country's Law Minister stated she would likely be arrested before having an opportunity to surrender to a court.

Taslima Nasreen stated that the ouster of Awami League leader Sheikh Hasina was wrong and anti-democratic, expressing her desire for Hasina's return and the removal of the ban on her party.

India is currently examining Bangladesh's request for the extradition of Sheikh Hasina, whose presence in India has been an irritant in bilateral ties, which improved after the Tarique Rahman government came to power this year.

Salahuddin has stated that there is 'no scope for surrender' and that Sheikh Hasina will be arrested immediately upon her return, according to The Daily Star.

Bangladesh's State Minister for Foreign Affairs, Shama Obaed Islam, stated that former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina 'will have to go to jail first' regardless of where she surrenders.

Bangladesh's government has ordered all media outlets to cease broadcasting statements from former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, following a court ban on publishing her content.

A bomb blast occurred at a student rally in Bangladesh, injuring three people, including Member of Parliament Nahid Islam, who was on stage at the time. The incident took place during an anti-Sheikh Hasina demonstration.

Activists of the Sheikh Hasina-led Awami League were arrested in Bangladesh as the party marked its founding anniversary, following the toppling of Hasina's government on August 5, 2024.

A report by The Daily Star indicates that Tk 1,243 crore (approximately 12.43 billion Bangladeshi Taka) has flowed into the Prime Minister's fund and other entities associated with Sheikh Hasina.

Salahuddin stated that the government is pursuing legal procedures to facilitate the return of Sheikh Hasina.

A tribunal has been informed that Sheikh Hasina, the current Prime Minister of Bangladesh, was held in custody in 1983.

Abhishek Banerjee, a prominent Indian politician, has publicly criticized the BJP's election manifesto and raised questions regarding the asylum status of Sheikh Hasina.

During an upcoming FM visit, Dhaka is expected to reiterate calls for the extradition of former Bangladesh premier Sheikh Hasina. Hasina, 78, has been living in self-exile in India since her government was toppled in August 2024.

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has called on the United Nations to act immediately for a permanent solution to the Rohingya refugee crisis.

After toppling Sheikh Hasina’s regime and electing a new government, Bangladeshis will have their eye on major reform, says Iqbal Singh Sevea from the NUS Institute of South Asian Studies.

Bangladesh recently held its first general election since the fall of the Sheikh Hasina government, with the BNP securing a victory that is anticipated to shape future policy trends in the country.

BBC South Asia correspondent Azadeh Moshiri visited Sheikh Hasina's former residence which is now a memorial for the student protesters killed in the 2024 uprising.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's delayed trip is raising questions about Bangladesh-India relations, particularly concerning the unresolved issue of Sheikh Hasina residing in New Delhi.

Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman is reportedly expected to visit India on August 23, with the visit occurring amidst a dispute over Sheikh Hasina's extradition.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has expressed his desire for Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's upcoming visit to India to be a memorable one. An envoy stated that PM Modi emphasized the importance of their meeting.

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is reportedly planning a two-day bilateral visit to India next week, marking her first trip since assuming power.

Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman raised the issue of Sheikh Hasina's extradition during a meeting with the Indian envoy, as the RAW Chief also met with Bangladesh PM's Defense Adviser.

An analysis explores why Bangladesh's Tarique Rahman government cannot afford to ignore Sheikh Hasina, highlighting dynamics within the country's political landscape.

Pakistan has reacted to allegations made by Sheikh Hasina's US-based son, Sajeeb Wazed Joy, regarding ISI influence in Bangladesh, with a spokesperson incorrectly stating he lived in India.

Bangladesh has requested clarification from India regarding its Dhaka policy following a press conference by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The move suggests a need for clear communication between the two nations.

The article discusses the timing and implications of Sheikh Hasina's potential return to Bangladesh.

An aide to Tarique Rahman has challenged Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina regarding Rahman's return to Bangladesh, questioning why it should be by December and suggesting it should happen immediately.

Bangladesh said it was "outraged" that Hasina -- whom it repeatedly labelled a "convicted genocider" and "convicted mass murderer" -- was permitted to hold a live media interaction in New Delhi

Bangladesh has renewed a media broadcast ban ahead of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's address from India. This move has drawn warnings from Bangladeshi authorities to media outlets.

India has denied any involvement in a planned speech by former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who is in exile in New Delhi, stating it has nothing to do with her 'private' event.

Two years after a student-led uprising toppled PM Sheikh Hasina, critics suggest that Bangladesh's reform momentum is waning amidst deepening political divisions and stalled key changes.

India's Ministry of External Affairs stated it has no government involvement in a private media event concerning former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, after Bangladesh sought clarification on India's support for the event.

Bangladesh has warned India that allowing fugitives to participate in a planned August 5 event featuring Sheikh Hasina could harm bilateral ties. The concern centers on preventing individuals wanted by Bangladesh from using Indian soil to undermine relations.

Sheikh Hasina, 78, is scheduled to address a virtual news conference at the Foreign Correspondents’ Club in India on August 5, where she is expected to outline her 'homecoming' plans and visions for Bangladesh.

Bangladesh's former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has vowed to return to the country, despite expressing fears for her life.

Bangladesh's Police Bureau of Investigation (PBI) has filed charges against Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and 65 other individuals. The accusations relate to an attack that occurred during a protest in Chattogram, part of the broader 'July Uprising' movement.

Former prime minister Sheikh Hasina's pledge to return to Bangladesh, despite facing a death sentence, raises the prospect of a dramatic comeback for her and the Awami League, potentially reigniting political rivalries.

Sheikh Hasina has declared her intention to return to Bangladesh by December, stating she is prepared for potential arrest or even death.

Bangladeshi media outlets have reportedly been instructed not to report on remarks made by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina during an interview with NDTV, with her adviser stating such reporting is 'completely prohibited'.

A young activist and photographer has been creating portraits of disappeared individuals and their families in Dhaka, Bangladesh, since before the fall of Sheikh Hasina's government.

Bangladesh has been placed on high alert due to intelligence warnings of potential unrest surrounding the founding anniversary of Sheikh Hasina's Awami League party.

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has rejected a UN fact-finding report claiming up to 1,400 deaths during 2024 protests in Bangladesh, calling the figures 'highly inaccurate'.

Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina stated she would return to the country very soon. Her return is contingent on the restoration of a democratic environment and political rights.

India has agreed to review Bangladesh's request for the extradition of Sheikh Hasina, a move that could signal a warming of relations between Delhi and Dhaka, though observers caution against immediate expectations of her handover.

A Bangladesh court is scheduled to hear the charge-framing in a sedition case against Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on June 17.

The Foreign Minister of Bangladesh met with Jaishankar, seeking the return of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCBC) is seeking the long-term return of cricketer Shakib Al Hasan, who moved to the United States after the removal of Sheikh Hasina's government following a 2024 student uprising and was subsequently barred from representing Bangladesh by the interim government.

Newly elected PM Rahman has blamed Sheikh Hasina and her Awami League party for undermining the previous parliament.

The National Citizens Party (NCP) has been established by youth leaders in Bangladesh, emerging from the 'Gen-Z Revolution' that led to the end of Sheikh Hasina’s 15-year authoritarian rule.

Bangladesh held its first election since the overthrow of Sheikh Hasina, with the BNP winning and concerns raised over the rise of an Islamist party and women's freedoms.

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's planned early visit to India has been postponed, with both countries now exploring potential dates in August for the trip. This marks a rescheduling of the anticipated bilateral meeting.

An Indian newspaper reports that Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Rahman is expected to visit India between August 23 and 25.

A commentary suggests that while India's ties with Bangladesh had begun to recover, an old ally's homecoming pledge might create bigger problems for New Delhi.

India's Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) expressed disapproval of comments made by former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, emphasizing that India was uninvolved in the private media event where the remarks were made. This statement aimed to clarify India's position regarding the controversial comments.

India's Ministry of External Affairs has rejected Bangladesh's accusations regarding a media event involving Sheikh Hasina, stating the government had no role and does not endorse statements made at the private forum, which Bangladesh called an affront to its sovereignty.

Relations between India and Bangladesh have reportedly reached a new low following a speech given by an exiled former Bangladeshi Prime Minister in Delhi. The incident highlights the impact of political figures on bilateral ties.

Bangladesh’s government criticized India for allowing former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to conduct a live media briefing from New Delhi. They warned that the event undermines efforts to reset bilateral ties between the neighbors.

A petrol bomb attack occurred at the home of cricketer Shakib Al Hasan, hours after Sheikh Hasina's press conference in Delhi. Video footage captured the incident.

The relationship between India and Bangladesh has evolved two years after Sheikh Hasina's ouster, with her flight to New Delhi initially straining ties, though the current Bangladeshi government views her return as a legal process.

The Awami League has accused certain parties of spreading misinformation concerning Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's recent visit to New Delhi. The allegations suggest an attempt to create confusion and undermine the visit's outcomes.

India has distanced itself from a press conference held by Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, stating that the event was organized by a private media entity and had no connection to the Indian government.

India's MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal confirmed that Bangladesh's Prime Minister Tarique Rahman was invited to a BRICS event, and also for a separate bilateral visit after assuming office.

Humaiun Kobir, an adviser on foreign affairs to Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, conveyed concerns that an event involving Sheikh Hasina could negatively impact the positive momentum in ties between Bangladesh and India. The message was delivered to Dinesh Trivedi during a meeting in Dhaka.

Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is reportedly set to make her first public appearance in two years at a virtual event hosted by the Foreign Correspondents' Club of South Asia in New Delhi.

Bangladesh's government is reportedly examining a request for the extradition of Sheikh Hasina, though details of the request and its origin are not immediately clear.

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is facing fresh charges of crimes against humanity in a tribunal in Bangladesh.

Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has declared a state of emergency, a move she intends to maintain until the upcoming elections. This decision comes amidst political tensions and aims to ensure stability during the electoral period.

Bangladeshi authorities have opened 98 cases and are actively working to recover an estimated $6.2 billion in assets believed to have been moved overseas by former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

Bangladesh is reportedly 'welcoming' the possible return of Sheikh Hasina, who was toppled as Prime Minister in a violent student-led protest on August 5, 2024.

A prosecutor from Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal has demanded that Sheikh Hasina surrender immediately upon her return from India, stating she faces a death sentence and jail time.

Bangladesh has issued a warning to its media outlets, instructing them not to broadcast speeches made by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

Sheikh Hasina has conveyed a message to the people of Bangladesh, asserting her continued solidarity with them despite her physical absence.

A former top Bangladeshi police official and aide to Sheikh Hasina, who was sanctioned by the United States in 2021 for his alleged role in hundreds of disappearances and extrajudicial killings, has been arrested by Interpol in Dubai.

Archival information suggests that the August 21, 2004, attack on Sheikh Hasina was orchestrated as a Hawa Bhaban plot. This historical revelation sheds light on the conspiracy behind the assassination attempt.

The extradition case involving Sheikh Hasina remains ongoing, as reported by The Daily Star.

A man claiming involvement in a Tk 12,000 crore transaction related to the Sheikh Hasina case has surrendered to the International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) in Bangladesh.

Bangladesh's foreign minister met his Indian counterpart in New Delhi, marking the most senior visit by a Dhaka envoy since the 2024 revolution that toppled India’s former ally, Sheikh Hasina.

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Rahman has sent a letter to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, seeking stronger bilateral ties, following PM Modi's Eid greetings.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina stated that the Pilkhana carnage was an attempt to undermine Bangladesh’s sovereignty.

Bangladesh is undergoing a significant political transformation as the era dominated by Sheikh Hasina and Khaleda Zia, known as the 'battle of begums,' comes to an end, with Tarique Rahman emerging as a new leader.

Minister for Planning Ahsan Iqbal is set to attend the oath-taking ceremony of Bangladesh’s Prime Minister-elect Tarique Rahman of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), who won a landslide victory in last week’s elections, the Foreign Office (FO) said on Monday. The election was the first since a deadly 2024 uprising ousted the iron-fisted rule of Sheikh Hasina. Rahman is a scion of one of Bangladesh’s most powerful political dynasties. In a statement issued today, the FO said that Iqbal will represent Pakistan at the oath-taking ceremony, scheduled to be held on February 17 in Dhaka. More to follow