Upon completion of the formal procedures, Bangladeshi fishermen and crew members along with two fishing vessels have sailed towards Chittagong under the supervision of the Bangladesh Coast Guard. They ...

Bangladeshi scientists are probing the deaths of more than 80 turtles found washed up on the beach over the past week, a government marine research institute said Thursday.

Two Bangladeshi fishing vessels detained in India and six Indian fishing boats held in Bangladesh will also be exchanged, Bangladeshi media reported. Ties between the neighbours have been frayed ...

Simultaneously, the exchange of detained vessels was also completed. Two Bangladeshi fishing vessels, "FV Laila-2" and "FV Meghna-5" were returned to Bangladesh, while six Indian fishing boats ...

are being repatriated to Bangladesh on Tuesday. They reached the Coast Guard dock in Patenga at 9:30am on Tuesday. Afterward, at 10am, a ceremony was held where the 90 fishermen and sailors were ...

Furthermore, two Bangladeshi fishing vessels detained in India and six Indian fishing boats detained in Bangladesh will also be exchanged between the two Coast Guards," the Ministry said in a ...

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At least 90 Bangladeshi sailors and fishermen who had been detained by the Indian Coast Guard while fishing near the international maritime boundary have been reunited with their families.

India and Bangladesh are set to repatriate 95 Indian fishermen and 90 Bangladeshi fishermen on January 5, 2025, in a humanitarian gesture aimed at easing the lives of fishing communities on both ...

The ministry also stated that two Bangladeshi fishing vessels detained in India and six Indian fishing boats detained in Bangladesh will also be exchanged between the two Coast Guards.

We had no idea that we would be trapped." Rajib Chandra Shil, captain of FV Layla-2 -one of the two Bangladeshi fishing trawlers that were detained by the Indian Coast Guard last month ...