India has no-one but itself to blame for failure to strike a deal on equitable sharing of Teesta waters, Bangladesh has said.

Better connectivity does not mean granting transit facilities to India, says Gowher Rizvi

The central government minister, however, refuses to disclose whether the two talked on the issue of Teesta waters.

In a bid to resolve differences over the Teesta water-sharing pact, Indian central government minister Ambika Soni, acting on behalf of prime minister Manmohan Singh, will meet with West Bengal chief ...

Sheikh Hasina did not bother with protocol when Mamata won the elections -- she picked up the phone and congratulated her; Mamata should have gone to Dhaka, says a top Bangladesh expert in India.

Bangladesh should think of getting fee only from India rather than sharing the benefits businesses of the neighbouring country would make from the use of shorter route in case of any future transit de ...

Indo-Bangla business body president warns that without a share of benefits for Bangladeshi businesses, transit will not be sustainable. Full report

BNP has accused the government of deceiving the people as regards providing transit facilities to India. Full report